1991 Fleetwood Limited..LP

[7queens]

Hi, I am new to the RV world and bought a 1991 Fleetwood Limited, with a lot of problem. I can't figure out how to start the LP gas. Please help, as we are living in this for a year and trying to fix everything.Thank you

[98FPA]

Welcome to the forum and the RV world. I'm not familiar with your RV so I am not sure whether I'll be much help or not. I tried to do some researching a 1991 Fleetwood Limited to be of help; I didn't really find anything other than this RV appeared to be a very nice RV during its day. I would start with trying to find the source for your LG gas whether it would be small (20/30 lb. bottles) or the 24 gallon that mount horizontally under the RV. Once you have located your source, make sure the gas is turned on there. Try to light your gas stove, etc. If nothing lights make sure you have propane in the tank. If you have propane and nothing lights you could have a bad regulator? You may also look for a gas leak detector with a valve control located inside of your RV, probably near floor level in the galley area. This needs to be turned on as well in order for your gas valve to open and supply propane to stove, frig., etc. Sorry I couldn't supply anything more definite. Good luck.

[7queens]

Thank you Ken You have identified my system , 24 gallon mounted horizontally w/ no buttons to push. And have located a gas leak detector in tally area just as you said and it was on showing a green light and that means no leaks in galley area. Now I checked valve at lp source and it is on. So maybe it's the regulator because leg is full and tried to light stove and furnace with no gas going to them. Is there anyway to test the regulator? Thanks for all your help

[98FPA]

Did you try to purge your gas lines; sometimes it well take several (maybe 15/20) tries before any of the pilot lights will light. I usually start with my stove and then go to the frig. I know on my MH I can hear the propane coming from the stove burners before I light them. Maybe try the hot water as well. Sorry but I don't know anything about testing the regulator.