Fridge on propane failure

Check the picture of what it should look like. There are two wires. One is red and the other is black. The electronic box into which they plug has on it which color goes into which connection. If you unplugged them, check that also. It may not be marked. Mine was in marker. The red plug goies in the right opening and the black one plugs in to the left connector above the label.The spark electrode and the thermocouple should be at least at the edge of the burner slots, Neither should be touching the burner.

Is it possible that in cleaning, you got the thermocouple that senses the flame out of place? If so, then it is not detecting the flame and is shutting down the gas because it is trying to protect you from an explosion.

It isn't a pilot light. There isn't one in the refrigerator, furnace,. or water heater. It is the flame. I have had that happen when the lines were not thoroughly purged. After several lighting attempts (involving pressing the reset button after it times out), the flame would come on and stay on. The refrigerator, water heater, and furnace are all direct spark ignition and don't require a pilot light.

Having the same issues.  Cleaned everything up.  Pilot briefly lights, then blows out.  Any other thoughts?  hogone