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If
you think you smell propane in your home, camper, RV
or the area around any gas equipment, or if a gas alarm
signals the presence of propane, you should IMMEDIATELY
follow these suggestions:
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Extinguish
all smoking materials and any other open flames or
sources of ignition. Everyone should vacate the building,
vehicle or area.
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Move
away without using any electric switches, appliances,
thermostats, or telephones.
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Close
the gas shutoff valve on the propane tank or cylinder.
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Call
your propane supplier and/or your local fire department
from a cellular telephone or a neighbor’s telephone.
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Even
if you do not continue to smell propane, do not open
or turn on the propane supply valve. Do not re-enter
the building, vehicle or area. Let a qualified propane
service technician and/or emergency personnel check
for escaped propane.
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Have
a properly trained propane service technician repair
the leak. The propane service technician or emergency
responder needs to determine that the leak situation
has been fully resolved. The propane service technician
should check all of your gas appliances and re-light
any appliance pilots.
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Return
to the building, camper, RV or area only when the
service or emergency technician indicates it is safe
to do so.
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Information
above is provided by the following;
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