How to Search for Gas Leaks in Your Caravan: A Simple and Safe Method

Ensuring your gas system is leak-free is vital for your safety, but do you know how to check for leaks? Josh from AllBrand Caravan Services shares a simple yet effective method using just soapy water to detect any leaks in your gas system.

With the gas turned on, spray the soapy water over the regulator, fittings, and gas bottle areas. If bubbles form, it’s a clear sign of a leak! This method can help you find issues like loose fittings or a busted O-ring, and even identify if the gas line itself is damaged and needs replacing.

Check out the video for a step-by-step guide to safely search for gas leaks. It's a simple process that could prevent a potential disaster!

Contact us to get your gas system checked, and make sure it's safe and leak-free!

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