Fridge won't light on propane

lkc001

Hello all --help please--- doing all begining of season checklist -- fridge won't light/stay lit.  Following directions in the users manual--open gas valve--light a stove burner to ensure gas is flowing-turn burner off-turn selection knob to "start"-turn next knob to gas symbol-hold in start/ignition button.  I can hear the clicking & about every 5 seconds the green light flashes on then goes out immediately.  I can hear the propane trying to light.  Tried this several times--it won't stay lit.  Have fresh full propane tank.  
I have a 2017 Tab 320S- 3-way Fridge Model #3163x

Bayliss

@lkc001, I am not familiar with the 3163, but take a look at these discussion threads to see if they provide any insight.  The second thread was referenced in the first:

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/comment/178832#Comment_178832

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/7717/norcold-3163-3-way-refrigerator-wont-start-on-propane-what-fixed-mine-general-diagnostic-advice

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/11525/norcold-3-way-refrigerator-3163-no-poof

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/11697/norcold-3163-not-working-on-propane-2017-tab-outback

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/comment/4777#Comment_4777

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/7554/3-way-norcold-refrigerator-didnt-work-on-propane

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/3390/fridge-norcold-3-way-model-3163-works-in-dc-ac-but-no-green-lite-or-propane-function

I didn't search very far, but if you enter "3163" in the search bar above, there are a number of discussions that pop up.  Just look at the titles to see if they deal with propane issues. 

If those links don't help, you might want to check (using soapy water) to see if you possibly have a small leak at the propane line connections and/or regulator.  Since you have gas to your stove, it is possible that there just is not enough pressure to get it to the refrigerator as well (just a guess.)  Also, check to confirm that your battery is charged up.  Finally, check the refrigerator vents for any blockage (e.g., by insects) and that your trailer is level.

lkc001

@Bayliss I will check for leaks-- didn't think of that.  Battery fully charged.  Thanks for these other links-- I did find a few that you linked here & read through them too.

Bayliss

Good luck, @lkc001.  I just updated my post with another link, plus a couple additional thoughts at the end.