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Old 04-27-2012, 01:59 PM   #1
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LP Bottle Question

Had my 30# LP bottle filled at our local RV deal. When I hooked it up back at the RV and turned the valve open, it was already open, how can that be. Looked on the knob to make sure I was turning it open, I was. Turned it the close direction and handle turned closed. How can the handle be left open after they fill it?
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I believe there is a check valve to prevent emptying the tank when the valve is open but nothing connected. Bad mojo tho that the dealer left the valve open.
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I believe there is a check valve to prevent emptying the tank when the valve is open but nothing connected. Bad mojo tho that the dealer left the valve open.
Yes there is a check valve called OPD on all tanks 30# and smaller.
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Old 04-28-2012, 02:06 AM   #4
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correct about the check valve, i have a tank that shuts off for some reason after sitting for a while. each trip we make i have to disconnect and re connect the supply line in order to make the propane flow. once on it works fine.
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The qcc1 fitting stops the gas flow unless it is connected to something. Opd overfill protection devise prevents the tank from being filled more than 80%. Just adding a little more to what was said already.
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Old 04-28-2012, 08:07 AM   #6
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I think when that happens, you just reconnect the hose and slowly turn the bottle back on. I believe the lack of back pressure activates the valve.
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