Hey, that should get some attention, eh?
I have a couple of tasks planned that might go better if I could disconnect the copper LP line between the tank and the three regulators mounted on the house. They say that if you let the tank run empty, there is a a service call and charge required to fill and check the system. Can I disconnect the copper without running the risk of requiring that service call? I'd be taking pressure off the regulators and allowing air into the copper, but I could purge that with the gas range after reconnecting it.
Um, yeah, I would close the valve on the tank first. :tango_face_angel:
I have a couple of tasks planned that might go better if I could disconnect the copper LP line between the tank and the three regulators mounted on the house. They say that if you let the tank run empty, there is a a service call and charge required to fill and check the system. Can I disconnect the copper without running the risk of requiring that service call? I'd be taking pressure off the regulators and allowing air into the copper, but I could purge that with the gas range after reconnecting it.
Um, yeah, I would close the valve on the tank first. :tango_face_angel: