How can you differentiate between the gas and liquid posts?
904944
Yes, very easily in fact. Just look for the flat groove at the base of the fitting just above the threaded part; that is the gas port.
904945
The gas post has a notch cut into it around the nut, the liquid post has no notch.
904946
The adapters are interchangeable. It does not matter which one you use for the gas or liquid.
904947
There is no difference. Once you use it for one, you should avoid using it for the other, though.
904948
It's a good question, there is some difference in these but it's very small and hard to tell just by looking at it. I mated them up to the proper female ends by trial and error, once I had the best fit on each connector I placed them in the proper spot for that connector. Then once on the keg (or in my case commercial keg coupler) I busted out the sharpie and colored the base to black to remind me which goes where.
904949
For me it was a matter of trying the gas connector on each post. If your connector goes in easy on the post then that's the right one. Do not force it.
904950
The only difference is one is very slightly larger. If one of the ball locks fits very tight , it uses the other. Hope this helps.
904951
It seems like the gas and liquid connectors attach to either post. As long as you connect them correctly, they seem to work fine.
887677
The post on the right is red, so it would be positive. The post on the left would be negative.
1723475
Yes, you can see the amount of liquid inside. No, there is no measurements on the side.
1626421
They are not markings, they are embossed into the cup. You can see them on the outside if you fill up the cup with an opaque liquid, if that's what you are asking.
2094224
There is a fuel gauge? I have had this for a while now and hadn't noticed. The flame will weaken as the fuel runs out, which is when I usually refill it.
2184876
Hi it's not completely clear but you can see the liquid going down and know when the bag is empty.
1942087
Hi there. Can you give me some idea of how large the tank is? The Propane GasGenie picks up small temperature changes in the tank wall as the gas is used up. If the tank is very large the changes could be too small to detect. Regards Peter
2184875
It's actually more opaque but not completely transparent. You CAN see the fluid. Hope that helps.
681042
Is it a gas or an electric? I looked up the image of what you are referring to online and I believe that you could depending on whether or not it is gas or electric. I think the gas type would work with no problems.
863625
I don't recall it moving at all on mine. But I wasn't looking ether. A little movement should be ok...as long as its not leaking gas I wouldn't worry too much.
1373568
Easy. Put gasoline in gasoline approved containers. You'll know the difference. @@
114165
Make no mistake, you need a check valve. It will keep gases and liquids from entering and causing a flood of bad.
1373567
It has a light blue tint type color. It's like looking through a tinted light blue glass. I have never seen a gallon of gasoline next to a gallon of water to know the difference in color between the two liquids. If the colors are noticeably different then you should be able to tell the difference.
1818175
Hi - The best way is by weight (heft the tank) - unfortunately, no pressure gauge will give meaningful info. Perhaps you might consider using a fiberglass cylinder and then you can see the liquid propane remaining in the tank. Try this link to one of these Amazon's products: http://www.amazon.com/Ragasco-Clear-View-Composite-Propane/dp/B005DGG1SG/ref=sr_1_1?s=lawn-garden&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1382541713&sr;=1-1&keywords;=fiberglass+propane+tank or simply search at Amazon.com for "fiberglass propane tank" and read about them and perhaps select one to purchase. Sincerely, Bill York
1312768
I believe that what you received may, in fact, be a different device. There are two types of gas used commonly, with very slight differences in the frequency and power output. Violet is the preferred, due to less UV output.
145488
Here is a link for more information:http://www.gasgrills1.com/gas-grills/manchester-tank-10054-5-acmeopd-vertical-lp-tank
1015906
You did it correctly. Make sure the top button is all the way forward, pressed against the front of the indentation, at which point you will hear gas coming out. Sometimes I have to fiddle with mine a bit, but I've always gotten it to light.