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  1. 20th September 2011, 03:47 PM #1
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    3 Way Fridge - Gas Regulator

    Quick query,

    Does it matter what type of regulator is used when using gas to power a fridge? It's really old, so there's no manual or anything with it.

    The tube & regulator that came with it doesn't fit the bottle I have, and the tube & regulator I borrowed that does fit is different. The lady at the camping shop said it shouldn't matter, but I don't trust them. Should I be bothered undoing the fittings & swapping over the regulators?
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    regulators should have pressure printed on them , check they're the same. Fridge should have supply pressure printed on it -usually near connection

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    Normal BBQ regulator is fine. Blue, green, grey etc. Should cost under $15.00
    Red regulators are high pressure- avoid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeeJay View Post
    Normal BBQ regulator is fine. Blue, green, grey etc. Should cost under $15.00
    Red regulators are high pressure- avoid.
    O.K. the original fitted to my SIIb camper is orange. (gas oven/stove & HWS + ex-3 way now Engel) Does that make it high or low?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies View Post
    O.K. the original fitted to my SIIb camper is orange. (gas oven/stove & HWS + ex-3 way now Engel) Does that make it high or low?

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