Things I learned in Vherf.

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  • peter4jc
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    @Rdp77 said:

    @TRayB said:
    My wife chuckled at the size, geographic nature, and local fauna of the Evergaldes, @Rdp77

    Strange things happen out there…or so I’ve heard.

    Ex son inlaws go out there for some fun and are never heard from again.

    "I could've had a Mi Querida!"   Nick Bardis
  • Yakster
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  • memento_mori
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    @DirtyJinx(1) sister likes breaking washing machines. 🧐😳

  • Vision
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  • peter4jc
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    @Vision loves cats. And, he's a patriot.
    Cat Felidae Felinae Carnivores Whiskers

    "I could've had a Mi Querida!"   Nick Bardis
  • Rdp77
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    @DirtyJinx(1)


    Tyler, Peter, Pete, Fùcker….male or female…what say you??

    If it don’t bother me, it don’t bother me. Just leave me alone.

  • Yakster
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    edited August 21

    Got me listening to Beethoven's 6th symphony with the younger grandkid.

    I also learned you can't play it on a YouTube Kids profile, strange.

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  • ShawnOL
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    Must be all the vulgar lyrics....

    Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.

  • Yakster
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    edited September 2

    @peter4jc

    Propane tank flow issues are most commonly caused by a tripped safety mechanism in the regulator or OPD (Overfill Protection Device) valve, which cuts gas to prevent leaks. To fix this, ensure all grill burner knobs are fully in the OFF position, then completely disconnect the tank from the grill.

    Wait for one to five minutes to allow pressure to equalize, then reconnect the tank securely. Slowly open the tank valve (approximately 1/4 turn every 5 seconds) to avoid triggering the safety shutoff again. Once the line is pressurized, ignite the burners one by one.

    If the tank still does not release gas:

    Check for blockages: Inspect the regulator and valve for debris, spider webs, or corrosion.

    Reset the regulator: Detach the regulator from the tank, wait a minute, and reattach it tightly.

    Inspect the OPD valve: If the brass pin in the center of the valve is stuck, gently press it inward with a screwdriver tip (outdoors, away from ignition sources) to reset the internal check valve.

    Test the tank: Connect the tank to a different grill or appliance to determine if the issue is with the tank itself or your grill's regulator. If the tank works elsewhere, replace your grill's regulator hose.

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