There's a 7-grate, 40K BTU Dearborn heater in our lease house that I'm trying to get functional. I bought a "low pressure" regulator & line to connect to a standard 20# LPG cylinder. I hooked it up and I get a very low flame. Not sure if there's still some contaminants in the valve or burners, or if I bought the wrong regulator. Pretty sure it should have a #48 orifice in it but I haven't checked it since the only gas source there is LPG & I assumed it was already set up for that. Thoughts and/or suggestions?
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Had this problem before.
Ended up going to a propane dealer to get a regulator that worked. Regular low pressure won’t do it. -
I took my old Dearborn heater to a local Propane/Butane supply and they fitted it with a regulator and hose assembly, and it worked like a champ for many years.Comment
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Got one burning, in my kitchen right now....................
You know, those things are additive.................
I'd say, load it up, and take it in and get it checked..........
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X2Originally posted by sailor View PostGot one burning, in my kitchen right now....................
You know, those things are additive.................
I'd say, load it up, and take it in and get it checked..........Comment
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