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Hi everyone. My boat was delivered new in 1982 with an installed propane
system. The propane jugs are outside in a locker, with an electric solenoid
to open the line. There’s also a regulator and a selector (two tanks).There’s a second solenoid nearer to the stove. The idea is if something goes
wrong at the stove, one can turn a switch at the stove and turn off the gas
flow closer than the rear locker.Does anyone know where that second solenoid is mounted, before I waste a lot
of time looking?Thanks.
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Thatcher,
Mine is located in the forward end of the locker outboard of the stove. I
have the L-shaped galley so my stove is further forward than those with the
U-shaped galley. I would guess it is directly above your stove locations.On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 12:06 PM, Thatcher A. Stone, Esquire – Confidential
Attorney Communication <> wrote:Hi everyone. My boat was delivered new in 1982 with an installed propane
system. The propane jugs are outside in a locker, with an electric solenoid
to open the line. There’s also a regulator and a selector (two tanks).There’s a second solenoid nearer to the stove. The idea is if something
goes
wrong at the stove, one can turn a switch at the stove and turn off the gas
flow closer than the rear locker.Does anyone know where that second solenoid is mounted, before I waste a
lot
of time looking?Thanks.
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We have a U shaped galley – also vintage 1982. The solenoid is forward
of the stove behind the “smoked glass” in a small compartment, just aft
the salon locker.– pat
John Stevenson wrote, On 7/22/10 12:09 PM:
Thatcher,
Mine is located in the forward end of the locker outboard of the stove. I
have the L-shaped galley so my stove is further forward than those with the
U-shaped galley. I would guess it is directly above your stove locations.On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 12:06 PM, Thatcher A. Stone, Esquire – Confidential
Attorney Communication<> wrote:Hi everyone. My boat was delivered new in 1982 with an installed propane
system. The propane jugs are outside in a locker, with an electric solenoid
to open the line. There’s also a regulator and a selector (two tanks).There’s a second solenoid nearer to the stove. The idea is if something
goes
wrong at the stove, one can turn a switch at the stove and turn off the gas
flow closer than the rear locker.Does anyone know where that second solenoid is mounted, before I waste a
lot
of time looking?Thanks.
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Hull 140, U shaped galley.
The solenoid is forward of the stove, forward of the wall that separates the smoked glass locker and the locker that is in the salon. I had to remove the shelves in the smoked glass locker before removing the teak panel. I had to replace the old copper line with a new hose.
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Thanks Pat, I have the U too. Is your switch and red light on the wall
forward of the stove? If so, where in relation to that switch is the
solenoid/ Thanks.
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Thanks Alan.
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