You better ask the supplier of your generator. What is more, if you do not have any experience of dealing with this, do not try it yourself as it can be dangerous.
SOURCE: low flame
This problem most likely is with your regulator. if you decide to replace it please make sure you get the right size replacement. Some salespeople dont know the difference there are four common sizes from class 1 to class 4. If you take the old one with you make sure you match the numbers up with a new one.
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SOURCE: Propane tank with regulator
You're fine using a regulator, just keeps the propane 'regulated' : ) Since you already have it, I'd try the one you have. I'd figure your regulator for the big tank is set for low pressure, really may be fine by itself, but the additional one at the Webber end won't hurt anything. This is a YMMV, try cheapest way first using what you have, not much of a problem to change to the other one if it doesn't work.
SOURCE: cannot conect regulator to small 16.4 oz propane tank
It must have some sort of packing spacer you need to remove from the hose to attach the tank. LOL
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SOURCE: I have a new Kohler 12kw res generator on propane - backfiring
Is the outside air temp cold. These generators will backfire if it is real cold and if the propane pressure is low. It is suppose to be 11 to 12 inches of water colume at the generator fuel input. drygwals
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