Can I Sue My Landlord For Not Being Able To Have Propane?

Location: Northern California

I moved into this small until back in June it’s my first time living alone so I’m not sure if this is common or not. My stove and hot water heater are both ran with propane, in my lease it states that I need to call a propane company and have them set up a tank and start services. I work a lot so this took sometime to complete I had no hot water or working stove for this duration.

When I did get an appointment set up with the propane company they came down and said they legally couldn’t place a tank because of lots of factors it’s too close to my windows too close to an electrical box etc. Despite this I call another gas company and they tell me the same thing.

When I brought this up to my landlord she said she would have someone come in a put a tank there.

A couple days later I saw that a very small propane tank was connected to my house. It’s the small ones you get at propane exchanges outside the grocery store, and it was empty…

I had to buy my own wrenches to be able to twist off the propane tank and get it exchanged. It’s so small I only use it when I need a hot shower because it would use way too much propane to use my stove because of this I’ve never even used my stove. It lasts all month if I only take a 15 minute shower every two days. I also have to manually turn it on and off whenever I want to use because if I don’t turn it off it literally leaks out all day and I’ll have an empty tank by night.

The terrain it’s on is also not that accessible and gravely uneven, it floods all the time so I put a brick underneath my tank so It doesn’t float away. If I was elderly or disabled I definitely couldn’t make it back there to switch it out let alone turn it off or on every time I need to use it just wondering if I can do anything about this or if I just need to suck it up.