RV Propane Tool Review -- "The LP Tap Jig" (Propane Pressure Testing Tool) -- My RV Works

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My RV Works, Inc., Certified RV Technician, Darren Koepp, gives a detailed overview of the “LP Tap Jig” tool that he created to simplify the Propane pressure testing process for RV’s, travel trailers, truck campers, and other recreational vehicles that use Propane for their internal appliances (Furnaces, Stoves, Refrigerators, etc.)
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13 окт 2024

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@patrickstiltner1207 2 года назад

Excellent video Darren! Thank you for sharing!

@southpawhammer8644 2 года назад

Just resealed my first roof, and replaced my first ac unit. Have a window replacement on the hook.

@montanaboy3777 Год назад

great video there Darren, lots of information & a much better understanding of the LP gas system. I do appreciate all the work & past years of knowledge you have shared with us. The terminology is a bit different then what I understand "Lock out" as you show it - is really static pressure in our terms.?? I know your one of the real - deal kind of technician that knows what he's talking about, I watch the hands...you have all 10 digits....this makes you a master...LOL Thank you for the video and great class.

@charlesyoungblood7561 Год назад

Great job and just to let you know you have helped me Greatly over the years….

@starhopper457 11 месяцев назад

Another fine vid sir! If I may - IF during the time pressure drop test, the pressure on the manometer comes up - what differentiates a faulty high pressure regulator from a faulty tank valve? If the tank valve is leaky, the regulator is still doing it's job. I'm a little perplexed as to what would directly point to the regulator here.

@shivadasa Год назад

An OCD guy is who I want working on my gas lines. 😂😂

@timf6916 2 года назад

Good information

@ronnierowe6764 Год назад

Would love to see a quick walk through of the 57 and 73. No matter what condition currently in

@Jripke1974 2 года назад

Awesome video, been watching for a while, thanks for all that you do. Can you provide me with the propane certification you got and where to get it?

@johnr5545 Год назад

Love it god bless

@rvp.i.2047 2 года назад

Great video. Can you give some more information about the quick connect on the manometer? Did you add the quick connect to it our did it come with it.

@MyRVWorks 2 года назад

That tool is something that I conceived, design, tested, and refined. So every piece on it is something that I sourced and has passed my rigorous daily usage to make it awesome!

@rvp.i.2047 2 года назад

@@MyRVWorks so do you sell the manometer quick connect fittings then? Seems it would be great addition to your kits.

@ogleo8775 2 года назад

What brand/model of Manometer do you use? Thank you.

@MyRVWorks 2 года назад

You can find products we like on our website at myrvworks.com/myrvworks-store/. The manometer is listed in this section: myrvworks.com/resources/darrens-tool-list/#datalog.

@aspartamekillz 2 года назад

You mention a video where you measure has pressure, do you have a link?

@MyRVWorks 2 года назад

Have a look at our LP playlist. We are building that library but you may find what you're looking for has already been added.

@dakotafisher6874 2 года назад

The flame on my Atwood stove "oscillates" or "pulses". This is on my ice fishing house and last winter when it got cold out (20 below or so) the gas quit flowing alltogether. I would like to correct this for this season. Can you point me in the right direction? I put on new tanks and my spare regulator but the flame still pulses.

@stevenscott4096 2 года назад

Most likely the problem is the tank is too small for the appliance not allowing the propane to vaporize fast enough. You mentioning it only happens in colder temps is key to this. Larger or multiple tanks manifolded together should help that.

@dakotafisher6874 2 года назад

@@stevenscott4096 Thank you. I've been running two 20 llb tanks manifolded on one regulator - the same as an RV setup and haven't had this problem before. I'll try two 30 lb tanks though and see what happens. Could it be the way the tanks were refilled? i.e. not enough pressure in the tanks? Also, in really cold temps, the gas flow stops.

@dakotafisher6874 2 года назад

Running the stove in warm weather and the flame still pulses. Could there be a blockage somewhere?

@stevenscott4096 2 года назад

@@dakotafisher6874 I don’t think changing to 30# tanks would matter because the surface area of the liquid to vapor interface is the same. Before you mentioned the surging happened when it was below 20F. Since it’s now happening at all temps and you’ve changed the regulator. I would test by checking the incoming pressure near the gas valve and see if the pressure is fairly stable while the burner is on. It might change a little bit, but based on what you’re saying my WAG would be to look at the gas valve.

@stevenscott4096 2 года назад

One other thing. I’m assuming this is spark ignition and not standing pilot. Correct?