Never experienced that problem. However, on my LP3600, unless I've run it very recently, I find I have to hold the switch with the red LED lit for 30 to 50 seconds before cranking the generator engine (sometimes repeat this process if the generator doesn't start after cranking for 10 seconds or so).
Assume this flushes air from the line between the propane regulator and the generator. As the generator on my unit is on a separate propane regulator from the rest of the RV, I can't flush the air out of that line by lighting the stove (as I do before starting the refrigerator on propane).
Possibly, relating to your experience, could holding the throttle open allow the propane line to flush of air and get propane to the generator carb? (Guess at a possible explanation on my part.)
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JLeising
2012 Solera "S"
Calif SF Bay Area
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