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Galley hatch propane solenoid switch
rich67
Member Posts: 166
currently camping in North Carolina and noticed this wire hanging down on the drivers side of my rear hatch. It comes out of a small hole right next to the strut, but I can’t see where it could possibly have attached to. It looks like a ground wire of some sort; anyone have any ideas? Everything works fine in the camper. I’m thinking maybe something to do with FM reception.
(Edited for photo size.)
Comments
That should go into the black cylinder in your first picture. It controls the solenoid between the propane tank and cook-top. Without it, your cook-top wont work. There are several discussion about this in the forum.
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https://teardrop-trailers.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/806/propane-switch-mod
https://teardrop-trailers.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/comment/5934#Comment_5934
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