Jerry,
Not necessarily. Altitude may have had an effect on your LP pressure.
A better test of the regulator would be to read the gauge with all
appliances turned off and then turn on the water heater or the furnace
and read it again. If the gauge stays above 10 column inches you're ok.
If the gauge only drops a little bit below 10 you may be able to adjust
the regulator up. The adjustment in behind the plastic cap on the front
of the regulator.
Charlie
On 7/26/2011 12:13 PM, jerry wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Just finished a great week in Sequoia National Forest near Kings Canyon. I noticed that my LP presure gauge read 10.4 while the gas refridgerator was running. The reading I have done is that this should be no lower than 11.0 while running the gas refrig. I was at 6000 feet elevation.
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> Are any of you running with different pressures than the recommned 11-11.5 wc (or wg)? The gauge I am looking at is located in the refrig compartment visable from outside cover.
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> I have a 1996 excella like Hunter's, should I be considering a new regulator?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jerry Roberts
> Los Gatos, CA
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