Posted by jeffcat on January 15, 2018 at 18:49:22 from (76.116.234.200):
In Reply to: bad propane? posted by fixerupper on January 15, 2018 at 17:51:39:
Please stop messing around and get your dealer out there. If they screwed up it is on them. If you mess with it they can say OH No and walk away. Call the place he bought it and get them out there! Also tell him to keep his big mouth shut and play dumb. It doesn't work. That is all he should say. Don't try to help just stand in the corner. My dad went through something almost like this with the hot water heater in the shop. Bad regulator. They were ready to charge him for everything till I said how about I get my tools and parts out of my service truck. Back then I was CEFESA certified. When their guy saw i had about twice the tools and parts that he had, he kinda shut up. I had gotten there after my dad had called me but the service guy got there about ten minutes before I did and was giving my dad a hard time. You need to be certified on this stuff.
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