On my TM the gas line splits at the tongue and runs down both sides so, lighting the stove doesn’t help as much as lighting the hot water heater to purge the line. It also helps to turn the thermostat up to five to increase the gas flow when trying to light it then resetting after it is lit. I just had a different problem with my ref. this past week on a trip up north. The second day out I could no longer get the ref. to light on gas, or so I thought. Tried to light it every night we stopped for a week and the gauge never moved. When we got home I had the DW try to light it while I took at it from out side. It lit on the first click and stayed lit but the meter never moved, checked and rechecked the connections, every thing works but the meter. So, it may be worth checking the burner at the back of the ref. to see if it is actually lit or not. I am now struggling to get a new flame meter under warrantee. Ed
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