Fairview RV Camper LP Propane 2 Stage Automatic Changeover Regulator

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Hi, I own a Fairview RV Camper LP Propane 2 Stage Automatic Changeover Regulator and whenever I turn the propane bottles off after a few hours the gauge goes from Green to Red. I was wondering if this is a sign that I have a leak when I leak checked the fittings they were all fine or if it is normal for this regulator to do that.

asked by: Josiah S

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While we don't carry that particular brand I was able to find some information for you. It is typical for the indicator to be red either when the tank is empty or is shut off. It will be green when the tank is full and open. It likely is taking a few hours as you said for the residual pressure in the system to dissipate which would cause it to go red. It sounds like it is doing it's job properly. Should you need a replacement we offer is the Camco Automatic Changeover 2-Stage Propane Regulator for Dual Propane Tanks part # CAM59005.

expert reply by: Randy B

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