Will this kit have orifices in it to convert my range BACK to natural gas? Moving soon and need info fast please!!
1270631
To answer your question, you will need to know what BTU nuts you have installed currently, then check the chart of the kit to ensure you will be getting some smaller ones.
1270632
No. They are not work. But I opened them up buy using 1/16 drill bit and my Best Home Grill (bough at Wal-Mart) work perfect
1270633
what kind of range do you have? If you take a close look at your range, may need a flashlight, you should have brass "nut" / adaptor. Should have a "hex" type head, that can be easily unscrewed (7mm nut driver). Each adapter "nut" has a whole (orifice) through the middle. Natural gas requires, SMALLER wholes in order to regulate the gas flow, while LP gas requires LARGER holes. here's the manual for this kit: http://www.scribd.com/doc/126214047/GRLP3-LP-Conversion-Kit-Instructions LOOK at page 4 for BTU ratings.
711102
Yes, mine is gas range. The shaft length was too long but it is easily cut down to the proper size.
772826
It has standard pipe fittings for natural gas, but you should be able to add the correct fittings to hook up to propane. Try Home depot for fittings.
134248
You might want to check with the manufacturer, but most times there needs to be a modification kit to change from natural gas to propane. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1752630
Yes. You should be able to convert to natural gas. Look for conversion kits that support three burners. Also make sure the nipples are rated for the BTUs of the burner. If you want to, I can look it up for you. That said, see my response to another customer. I had some major challenges assembling this grill including need for some modifications because the parts did not fit perfectly. Also, I listed some tips on assembly as well. Once assembled, I am happy. I grill year round here in Washington, DC. :)
672526
the connectors in the kit won't do it. You would need the 3/8" male quick connect fitting. But I'm not sure I'd trust just any old connector. Normally they are made for compressed air, and you would have to find ones made for LP gas use. Be careful, with that many connections, you'd be asking for leaks. If you do it, put a shut off at the source so you can shut the whole hose down.
716765
I would think so. I bought a range once set up for natural gas and to convert it to use propane all I had to do was change nozzle sizes. no change of regulator or anything else.
1371985
No, they are set up for propane. You may try asking them if it's possible to order one for natural gas. Kits are sold for conversion to natural gas if you're a handy guy, or a dealer/appliance repair outfit will do it for a charge. In some areas, the local utility will do it also.
399110
Well you don't give much information but I'll offer something that might help. I bought a stove that ran on natural gas and bought this kit to switch it to propane. I did not have to change anything where the stove connects to the gas line so they muct be the same. Hope this helps!
482988
I am not sure about your exact model but my guess is it will. Given that fact that the kit I received had numerous orifices that would fit a number of ranges for then price, well worth the try
983281
No. Since nat. gas comes at a lower pressure, you need bigger size orifices. This package comes with more orifices than you'll need, but they recommend you store the original orifices in case you want to change back to nat. gas.
2017272
My kit had many different orifices. I am not certain they are the ones you need. My fggf3054 called for this kit
165248
I would think so only if the orfice is changed to nat gas. Take the burner to your gas company and they will get you an orfice.
806576
No mention of using natural gas in the manual. The hose connection is for LPG/Propane and I suspect that the orifice in the gas chamber is for propane.
879088
I assume you mean a kit to convert from natural gas (the default) to LP gas. Yes, the range does comes with parts which are inside a metal box on the rear of the range and pretty thorough instructions on how to convert it.
988202
The Frigidaire GRLP3 Conversion Kit contains many different size orifices. Each of your burners uses one orifice. You will only use a fraction of the ones in this kit. There is a small number on the side of each one to identify what size it is. The instructions will tell which ones to use depending on the size of the existing orifice you take out of your natural gas stove. Take care not to drop any inside the stove. They will be difficult to retrieve if you do. Read the instructions step by step and you should be fine. Frank
2249317
As some of the other comments here suggest it may not be the safest thing to do. However the maker of the kit sells replacement natural gas burners http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/natural-gas-jet-burners.htm. If you feel like you need your burner connected to natural gas I would suggest contacting Bayou Classic to inquire about your options.