Sketchy description of the problem, and may be hard to duplicate. When a propane appliance doesn't work, you need to verify you have propane in the rv. I don't mean just got the tanks filled yesterday. Would the stove light, run enough hot water to make to water heater come on. You said you smelled propane, don't know anything about year or model, but did your propane detector go off? If not, it needs checking, if indeed you smelled propane. You could have had a frozen regulator, in which case, if it was warmer when you got home, it started working. You could be very low on propane. again, heat changes pressure, so if was warmer when rechecked, all might seem well. You could have a loose wire/bad connection. You could have too much stuff to keep guessing. Need to duplicate the problem. Then start with propane flow in the rest of the rv. We can help after that.
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