New RPodder, quick question

Also you don't need to burn the stove for more than 10 seconds once you get it lit.  At that point the lines have been purged as much as you are going to get.   I agree you need to go outside immediately after selecting gas mode.  On mine I think it waits about 10 seconds before trying to light the first time. 

Try it with propane after shutting if off completely like bhamster suggested.  Mine was stubborn and all I had to do was to power it down and try it again.

So I got back from the property yesterday and I have a few more data points regarding the refrigerator.  I connected the propane and turned the gas on.  I also connected the battery as well as hooked up the Honda EU1000 generator so both DC & AC circuits had power.  I then lit the stove burners for several minutes (following your suggestion above ) and tried switching the refrigerator over to propane.  The error light still came on and I left it in that mode while going around back listening for the igniter *clicking*and I didn't hear it.  I pulled the service panel off and verified that everything was plugged in and that there was nothing suspect about any of the lines...everything appeared fine.  The fridge runs beautifully on 12V or AC power (gets nice and cold) but for some reason the propane is still an issue.  Heat, stove & hot water all work fine.

I don't recall hearing it attempt to light...I've read a few threads that talk about a gas valve or perhaps making sure its plugged in and everything seems normal but I haven't heard it attempting to light.

Welcome.  My first reaction is you need to purge the lines more after turning on the LPG, but the water heater is father down the line and gulps propane (in other words, the line is purged if the water heater is running).  I agree with bhamster, first step is to see if it is attempting to light.