The regulator that comes straight off the tank always reads 0psi. Is this normal? The one at the hose connection seems to work...
937441
no that is not normal it should read whatever your pressure regulator a set out somewhere between 125 to 135 I actually meant pressure switch whatever that is so tight that is what the gate should read
937442
No, it's broken, check to see if there are leaks. If no leaks, remove the gauge and have it checked or zero-ed out.
937443
No...if its full of air... tank gauge should read bout 135 which is the factory cut off setting and your line guage should be set to at least 90 psi to run air tools
1599131
The problem you may have is not with the fit, but with 2 gas regulators. Your 100 gal tank has a regulator at the shut off and the hose for the grill also has a regulator. When I tried to do it, I got low pressure on the grill. I was told it might be the double regulators, but I haven't worked on it since it turned cold outside.
839767
I always turn the tank on before opening up the regulator. And I always turn the tank off first before closing the regulator. This seems to prevent activation of the safety valves in either the tank or the regulator. If this doesn't work for you, call Bayou Classic, they will send you a replacement regulator if that is the problem.
52524
I have mine connected in Series in the following sequence. Gas Mains to house, to mains regulator, to various gas appliances including a plumbed in gas grill. The hard line then exits onto the deck where I next installed a stop valve and then the GASAV then via fittings and a flexible hose to my grill.However, this stopped working about a month after installation. It is permanently stuck at 15 mins.
1316099
In testing it, I set the regulated pressure to 80PSI. I don't know if this has any affect on the point at which it starts back up. But, it restarted at about 168PSI.
1949262
not understanding, is your pump running when u are not using it? Did you adjust the PSI of the tank with the recommended setting from your pump before using it?
1817891
You're correct. I've used the plastic one since I bought it 1 year ago and haven't had any leaks. Maybe I just got lucky. As for the regulator, it still works just as great as the day I got it.
542056
I had a similar issue with a Rhino tank. However, mine would connect, but it leaked. I bought some yellow gas line tape and wrapped the connection on the tank 3 or 4 times - no more leak issues.
1425047
It works, I assure you. Maybe try and tighten it further. It makes normal co2 tank regulators work on paintball tanks. Maybe there's a problem with the tank itself? Are you sure it has co2 in it?
1096669
Take a good look at the updated description. They changed the regulator size to 10 psi! My guess is that their manufacturer in china screwed up by putting the 10 psi in the box instead of the better 20 psi. So they just changed the description. Be careful and read the description. High pressure? I think not.
1472559
I opened both valves and adjusted the screw up to a max of 55 psi. I believe that my regulator has been limited for safety reasons. It could be that yours has been limited to 75 psi.
2063294
must be a pressure demand. I use mine on a 5 or 7gal tank and it works fine. I have noticed that it automatically cuts off after about 1/2 hour. I like that but didn't see anything stating that this is supposed to happen. I have been pleased with the heater.
610256
Jerry, I teed from the tank and ran a separate line to the shop then placed another regulatorwhere I entered the shop, the reason I did this was so when my other furnace and hot waterheater kicked in the pressure would not be too low, I maybe wrong but error on safety first.Your Propane supplier should be able to answer this question correctly .
691538
Because the regulator probably fails like they all do. The regulator uses a piece of plastic that the mfg will not replace or sell. They want you to buy a whole new regulator that has the same cheesy piece of plastic in it for over $60. Use google to find comments about it and replace it with another model that has a $16 regulator that holds up.
1874883
I don't see it here on Amazon, but if you go to the EdgeStar website, they call it the "Conversion Kit." The regulator is pretty bottom of the line so you have to make small adjustments or you will overshoot the pressure.
1024362
Hi Cory, I would check the air pressure in the tank. Can't remember what it should be but should say on the tank or instructions. Should be a certain amount of differential pressure between tank and utility water pressure. Not enough air pressure and the bladder would not drain completely but too much might not let it fill to capacity.
612334
it appears that some units came with a 5 psi regulator on the lp tank and some with a 10 psi. I believe the 10 enables higher temperatures.