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Firstly, no smoking or naked lights. Turn on one (1 only) gas ring on cooker, the gas will eventually come through. There is a different 'hiss' between gas and air. Spark the 1 gas ring every few seconds. It should light. Then try another ring, and then another if you have more. Then turn those off...and move to the fridge. It will maybe need a purge as well, this you can not see and maybe not hear, so no talking to dad whilst you check this item out. It is all to do with the gas chasing the air out of the pipes.
Edit....NB...If the gas bottles and the van are new, and it is designed to have gas heating ON whilst travelling the gas bottles have, adjacent to the gauge an isolation valve. Check handbook if you have this. Difficult for me to describe, without being at our van. Hope this helps.
Post last edited on 19/05/2017 21:31:07
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Topic: Swift Bolero gas problem
