Where can I buy a new gas regulator for the all pro 50-85 btu propane heater my zip is 21222

It is possible that the problem with your All Pro SPC 150T propane heater could be caused by a faulty gas regulator or pressure switch. The gas regulator controls the flow of propane while the pressure switch controls the temperature of the heater. You may need to replace the gas regulator or pressure switch in order to get your heater running again. Additionally, you could also check for any loose connections or clogs in the fuel line.

If the Big Max shop heater 75,000 BTU won't light, there are several things that you can check:

1. Make sure that the propane tank is full and properly connected to the heater. Check for any leaks in the gas line.
2. Check the pressure regulator to ensure that it is working properly.
3. Check the igniter to ensure that it is sparking properly. If not, clean or replace it as needed.
4. Check the gas valve to ensure that it is opening properly when it receives the 24-volt signal. If not, replace it with a new one.
5. Check the thermocouple to ensure that it is functioning properly. If it is not, it may be preventing the gas valve from opening.

If you have already replaced the gas valve and the problem persists, you may want to consider contacting a professional technician for further diagnosis and repair.

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Sounds like the regulator is bad or the tank is overfilled. The liquid propane is supposed to vaporize under high pressure within the tank, and the regulator lowers the pressure to feed the burner. It seems that your regulator is getting liquid and it is vaporizing at low pressure in the regulator. When the liquid vaporizes at low pressure it gets super cold.

It should be. You should be able to replace the oriface and the regulator. Propane is at a higher pressure than natural gas.

Hi,
The gas pressure is way to high... you need to adjust the regulator to a low pressure or replace the regulator...

Propane, LP, or Natural Gas Regulator Problems


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You need a regulator rated for the heater. Your propane dealer can provide you with exactly the right regulator.

The Pressure Regulator may be stuck, Try closing the propane valve releasing the pressure,, gently tap the regulator( on the propane inlet side) and Very Very slowly open the propane tank valve, and attempt to light

I'm sure you can, contact the manufacturer and ask if they have a natural gas jet or orfice for your model heater, these are usually very easy to replace.