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Hi backyardigan, I sounds like rodderstrotter says, when I was replacing my regulator, I looked at the truma one, the salesman informed me they had a lot of problems with them, the engineer said they thought it was to do with regulator being fitted lower than the top of gas bottle, allowing it to get sediment from gas into it, and they had altered the height of regulator and all was ok. I am not a gas engineer, so not sure if this is correct, there should be some gas engineers along shortly that can shed some light on this, as I am interested in the replies.
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If everything runs smoothly then I must have done something wrong
If in Doubt Check it Out.
John
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Topic: gas cut -out please help
