I believe i am being charged exorbitant fees for connection of my propane tank. situation: I have propane for my range top. There is NO pilot on the range (we light the burners when the propane is turned on. When my propane tank ran out, my dealer insisted (for the first time in 25 years) that I needed an expensive professional to test the propane (connection (because the propane had run out). I am trying to figure out exactly what kind of test was performed, as to my knowledge, the professional was on my premises--and only outside at the tank, never inside the house at all--for a total of maybe 8 minutes. What is the procedure for testing such a line4

Huh, why did you give me only two thumbs? I told you how you could test it yourself and I asked you how fast the tank emptied. You didn't answer back but you give me two thumbs? Didn't you read the last line where I said, "...I won't know for sure until you can tell how fast the propane ran out."



The only test he could ahve performed is the same one I described to you...that you can do yourself. Why were you so quick to give me only two thumbs? Huh, why did you give me only two thumbs? I told you how you could test it yourself and I asked you how fast the tank emptied. You didn't answer back but you give me two thumbs? Didn't you read the last line where I said, "...I won't know for sure until you can tell how fast the propane ran out."

The only test he could ahve performed is the same one I described to you...that you can do yourself. Why were you so quick to give me only two thumbs?