LPG certification sticker

[partsman01]

So took a look at the sticker on my fifth wheel, it has almost fallen off, it was put on last year when I bought this used unit, I would have figured the Decal should have lasted longer than this, it appears to be delaminating and the piece stuck to the unit is loosing its grip.
I have e-mailed the RV dealer, but have not heard back yet.

[partsman01]

So took a look at the sticker on my fifth wheel, it has almost fallen off, it was put on last year when I bought this used unit, I would have figured the Decal should have lasted longer than this, it appears to be delaminating and the piece stuck to the unit is loosing its grip.
I have e-mailed the RV dealer, but have not heard back yet.

[charliez]

Take a digital pic of it, so you have a record of it, then clean the surface around it well, and cover it with a heavy clear tape.

[powerboatr]

you lost me, LPG sticker??
are you talking about the big ugly caution label on the door or a certification decal?

[Two Bit]

Looks like it might be a Canada requirement. It has a month and date punched. I wonder if it expires each year???

[partsman01]

In theory it is good until you sell the RV, but the propane tanks themselves are only good for 10 years up here.

[Ken Lenger]

Is this like a mattress tag?

[partsman01]

Basicly as I understand it, I could have problems if I get stopped in a road check, or if I try to board one of our B.C. ferries without being able to show I have a safe and legal LPG system.

[96PSD]

I can't understand how that would be an assurance to me that it's a safe system after 2-3 years of traveling. Just road rumble and twisting may make things come loose. I spray all my fittings once a year with soapy water to see if anything has come loose and purge the system and tighten anything I do find leaking.