Thank you for pointing out the components. I tried using the Air Fryer the other day and ended up with smoke everywhere. Now our gas range uses LP properly and effectively.
Well I checked all the video said to check and it was still set up for natural gas, so for better part of 2 years after I had been told all was changed we run our stove in a natural gas state and put up with a horrible smell every time we cooked with it. Less than a 1/2 hour I had the whole thing switched over and now working great.. Thanks to this video
I was at the end of my rope and ready to call "the guy" when I happened upon this video which helped me figure out how to get my oven burner working properly, my flame was out of control. I didn't have access to the burner but this video showed how to and how to make adjustments as well! Thank you so much, I'm still a somewhat sane person!! PS: I also like the way this guy explained and showed how to do it, clear and easy to follow!
the conversion kit i was given at Lowes said nothing about flipping the office in the regulator,i changed all the orfices on the stove top that's fine!why didn't the kit say that about the regulator!
@@lindseyaisthorpe5569 Did you ever sort this out? Having the same issue even with the oven orifices all the way tightened (and the air curtains open). Frigidaire support won't give me any info just says I need to book a service tech..
I have a FGFLMC55ECA with the mini oven on the bottom. Was on NG, converting to LP. It appears both the broiler and the oven have a fixed orifice as both are already screwed all the way in. Do I just adjust the shutter after conversion? Shutter adjustment for the oven has to be accessed from the rear somehow because of the mini oven instead of a drawer.
What model is the range you are working on? I am trying to find a propane conversion kit for Electrolux (Frigidaire acquired), model #EW30DF65GSD. My mother purchased it 12 years ago as natural gas, but I am buying it from her. I have propane. I am having trouble finding the correct kit. That range you are showing looks exactly like hers, and the regulator is the 2nd type you showed. I would like to hear from you! Thanks, Doug
2mins ago completed all of these steps exactly as shown. Everything works great with the exception of the broiler when i set the setting to broiler the element comes on but there is no flame do i need to change out the orfice at the broiler spud asking because i noticed u did not
Question! Please. I accidentally unscrewed the bake injector housing and the injector inside fell out. Now I don't know which way the injector goes. If heads up or down.
whats the same 5 burners style same type but the center is the elongated burner ,would i use the same 9500 it doeant say anything of the middle burner on the base of it
I have a HUGE oven flame. Like 10-14 inch flame. I have double checked the conversion process...the orfice in pressure regular is correct and I have turned down AND tried turning up the "spud" in small increments. I even switched the pressure regulator orfice back to N.G. just to see if I miss understood the directions. Any suggestions?
@@steveb3448 Did you ever sort this out? Having the same issue even with the oven orifices all the way tightened (and the air curtains adjusted). Frigidaire support won't give me any info just says I need to book a service tech..
Saludos como puedo comprar los tornillos para instalarla en mi estufa, tengo una aquí en República Dominicana y necesito saber donde comprar los componentes correctos
Well if you can find like that chart he is using and can get a good number for the size Is orifice you can covet the existing hole with solder and drill them to the right size probably unless the solder melts so maybe would need to braze it but I don't think they get that hot but I don't know
Top burners working fine, changed regulator to LP mode, cannot seem to get the 1” flame on my lower oven burner, no matter if it is screed in all the way or loosened to just about the end, still getting a 3”+ flame with lots of orange. Any ideas?
HELP...please. When I try to adjust the valve oriface spud for the bake burner it DOES NOT MOVE either way. What do I do besides call up a $100 an hour technician? I tried starting the oven and the flames were blowing out the vents, so I turned it off.
Pretty sure I did everything correctly, directions said to tighten spuds til snug. My oven flame seems very high and yellow 8” up and through the holes on the side?
I am doing this, but the oven spuds are hard to get to. I don't know why they sell these stoves this way. You should be able to buy it preset for the gas you use. Someone is going to end up killing themselves.
An orange flame means a rich fuel to air mixture (to much fuel for the amount of air). Try opening the shutter to increase air to flame. If that doesn't work you need to turn down the fuel supply, which can be achieved by changing to a smaller orifice or by adjusting the orifice.
You need the Frigidaire GRLP4 LP Conversion Kit for Gas. Please watch the video in its entirety before you do anything. The presenter does state that the kit works for both burner types and the included instructions explain which oriface to use for each burner based on its BTU capacity.
I’d try turning the orifice spuds down toward the valve more. My range omitted any instructions about turning in the spuds. It only talked about adjusting the shutters following a NG to LP conversion. My flames were ridiculously huge, shooting out through the slots in the oven bottom and up the sides of the oven. Some range oven conversions use a changeable orifice like on the stove top burners. Mine apparently requires the spud to be turned in to reduce the orifice size.
Did this work Jeremy? Our Frigidaire still shooting flames out the sides likes yours even though the spuds were turned down towards the valve, would sure like to know how you fixed yours.
My oven flames are super high as well. I turned the valves as directed still high. He mentions in the video 16k for bake and 13.5 for broil and yet he didnt change any oraphases in the video just adjusted. also there are air flaps? should they be opened all the way or closed to reduce flame? or oxygen?
Same problem, can’t get the “1” flame he is talking about on the lower burner , no matter if my lower burner orifice is screwed in all the way or loosened almost to the end, still get about a 3-1/2” size flame? Any ideas yet? Stove top burners fine, set regulator to propane mode.
I just bought a Frigidaire Gallery model FGGH3047VFC and a lp conversion kit. The kit didn’t come with an orifice for the oven. I called Frigidaire and they hung up on me. I’m going to return the stove. I don’t know what else to do. We had a Samsung and the conversion was easy
@@heideprovencher5247 nothing yet. It’s sitting in my living room. I’m leaning towards sending it back. The other stuff in my appliance package hasn’t come so I might just get something else
@@janicebarrera2347 I think I have this figured out, and maybe someone else has mentioned it in the comments already, but I didn't come across it, so here is what I have learned: There is no additional orifice for the oven. Page 11 of the instruction manual details how you adjust the flame in the oven, both the top of the oven and the bottom. Basically, it goes like this - you turn the oven on broil and see how big/small the flame is. You can adjust the amount of oxygen allowed in to adjust the flame. There is a small screw on the top burner, and on mine, it is painted purple. This allows you to loosen the mechanism to allow more or less oxygen and adjust the flame. The bottom one requires you to take a few pieces out to visualize the flame. The adjustment is made by taking the drawer out and the screw/orifice mechanism is in the back. I haven't tested this out because I don't have the propane hooked up yet. I did finally find a video demonstrating this. I'll post it here as well.
I didn’t see any mention of the oven or broiler size for the conversion. There’s plenty of info online about the top orifices but nothing on the oven. Nor do the new orifices come in the conversion kit!
@@steveb3448 I’ve discovered that the factory broiler and baking orifices are adjustable. Screw them all the way in, then back them out gradually until the correct flame is achieved. I actually found the instructions in the ‘setup guide’ provided with the stove. The problem was, the print was too small to read it!
@@GenerationsLodge my instructions actually say to snug them down seemed more than the required turns but flame still high. Part 2 of the video said to adjust the air shutter (Phillips screwdriver and then turn the shutter)
@nclaytonc which range do you have? I cant find any instructions on the stove. I bought a conversion kit but it didn’t come with the orifice for the oven
@@janicebarrera2347 I have the model FGGH3047VFB. I called the factory and they were no help! I called an appliance repair, and they were no help! I got my 15 year old grandson, who was able to read the tiny print in the instructions, and that’s how I found out what to do. The oven/broiler orifices get tightened down (until snug), then backed out 1-1/2 turns for LP, 2-1/2 turns for NG, then small incremental adjustments until the desired flame height is achieved. Hope that helps!
Ok i bought a gas stove and replaced all orfices to lp, how does the dang oven ignite when there is no knob to turn the oven on like there is for the top burners? No knob to light the oven is the stupidest thing, and I didn't realize there wasn't an oven knob when I purchased it
l've watched 2 1/2 of these by now, and nobody has said disconnect the gas before doing this. ls it important to disconnect the gas before doing this operation?
i would turn off the gas to add a propane tank. assuming that your converting to propane. lol... just saying. I guess this is part of the 'Training video' (00:08) assuming ur in the appliance repair trade. always remove gas flow and electrical before any work. no matter what trade u are or not. your conversion kit has the info you need. and the stove has a sticker with the BTU rating for each burner. use that and the book to know what orifice goes where. sounds like u should get a qualified gas fitter to do it for you.
No need to for this particular operation, now if you're going to change or mess with the orifice assemblies, igniters and such, that's a whole other matter.
My installer says bake and broil burners are missing, Frigidaire says they are not needed - can you help or explain? model FGGH3047VFB - kit we bought is the GRLP4
could you sell me the jets removed? I need to switch a samsung back to nat gas that was converted to propane. Good video. I believe the Frigidare is a samsung.
Thanks for your help, I really like the fact that you show every single part that was need it for the conversion, thanks again!!!!
Thank you for pointing out the components. I tried using the Air Fryer the other day and ended up with smoke everywhere. Now our gas range uses LP properly and effectively.
This video was the answer! Thank you for such thorough explanations!!!
This was EXACTLY what my husband needed to convert my gas range to LP. THANK YOU so much!🥰
all the vids i watched for conversions, ur is the best. ty
Thank you for a great walk through! Our range is working perfectly now
This is what I used to help me because none of this was in the manual on my frigidaire thank you
Thanks! The factory video didn't have this type of regulator set-up, so I found yours and it was just like mine.
Excellent, thorough video! Thanks!
Great information. Thanks for explaining the details.
Good job! Very helpful! Thank you so much
Fantastic video! Great help! As well, for the metric impaired out there, burner tops screws are 4.5mm ;)
The Good Lord bless. The best instruction video I've seen. 👏👏👏
This is great, I asked about switching from lp to ng.
Very nice video and thank you!
Very informative!
awesome job, thank you
tightening the oven and broiler orifices only works on certain models,some you actually have to change those orifices as well
Best video
Well I checked all the video said to check and it was still set up for natural gas, so for better part of 2 years after I had been told all was changed we run our stove in a natural gas state and put up with a horrible smell every time we cooked with it. Less than a 1/2 hour I had the whole thing switched over and now working great.. Thanks to this video
@Douglas Adams So you just adjusted the orifices in the oven?
I was at the end of my rope and ready to call "the guy" when I happened upon this video which helped me figure out how to get my oven burner working properly, my flame was out of control. I didn't have access to the burner but this video showed how to and how to make adjustments as well! Thank you so much, I'm still a somewhat sane person!! PS: I also like the way this guy explained and showed how to do it, clear and easy to follow!
the conversion kit i was given at Lowes said nothing about flipping the office in the regulator,i changed all the orfices on the stove top that's fine!why didn't the kit say that about the regulator!
@@ernestcopoulos2709 did you have to get lp orfices for the oven burners ? I can’t get my flames down in the oven there huge
@@lindseyaisthorpe5569 Did you ever sort this out? Having the same issue even with the oven orifices all the way tightened (and the air curtains open). Frigidaire support won't give me any info just says I need to book a service tech..
I have a FGFLMC55ECA with the mini oven on the bottom. Was on NG, converting to LP. It appears both the broiler and the oven have a fixed orifice as both are already screwed all the way in.
Do I just adjust the shutter after conversion? Shutter adjustment for the oven has to be accessed from the rear somehow because of the mini oven instead of a drawer.
What model is the range you are working on? I am trying to find a propane conversion kit for Electrolux (Frigidaire acquired), model #EW30DF65GSD. My mother purchased it 12 years ago as natural gas, but I am buying it from her. I have propane. I am having trouble finding the correct kit. That range you are showing looks exactly like hers, and the regulator is the 2nd type you showed. I would like to hear from you! Thanks, Doug
2mins ago completed all of these steps exactly as shown. Everything works great with the exception of the broiler when i set the setting to broiler the element comes on but there is no flame do i need to change out the orfice at the broiler spud asking because i noticed u did not
What should the ppm levels be coming out of the vent when bake or broil is on?
Thank you
Question...Not hearing gas (propane) at the burners and nothing is lighting. How do I test the tank regulator and or the stove regulator?
Question! Please. I accidentally unscrewed the bake injector housing and the injector inside fell out. Now I don't know which way the injector goes. If heads up or down.
Best video ever I seen in few 20 of same type of video
Great video!
my sticker indicating orifice size has two different sizes that it could be. how do we know which one to use?
whats the same 5 burners style same type but the center is the elongated burner ,would i use the same 9500 it doeant say anything of the middle burner on the base of it
Hi pls Tell me something about this model Frigddaire FFGH305US I just buy one at Pc Richard it a beautiful stove My Flame too High I am in Jamaica..
With the second type of regulator where is the stove adjustment?
Where are videos about the supply LP tank? Need to know how to disconnect EP gas line and insert LP line to tank?
I have a HUGE oven flame. Like 10-14 inch flame. I have double checked the conversion process...the orfice in pressure regular is correct and I have turned down AND tried turning up the "spud" in small increments. I even switched the pressure regulator orfice back to N.G. just to see if I miss understood the directions. Any suggestions?
Same and I need answers. Huge flame
Did you figure this out. Experiencing this problem and can't find fix.
@@mdhosner Same here..frigidaire says they can only provide information to a service tech...
why the heavy duty gloves when installing the nozzles?
Great
Boy this is good. My oven fire comes all the way into the chamber it needs adjusted big time.
Did you figure it out cause mine does too
@@steveb3448 Did you ever sort this out? Having the same issue even with the oven orifices all the way tightened (and the air curtains adjusted). Frigidaire support won't give me any info just says I need to book a service tech..
Saludos como puedo comprar los tornillos para instalarla en mi estufa, tengo una aquí en República Dominicana y necesito saber donde comprar los componentes correctos
Anyone know a fix to converting a nat. gas model to lp when the conversion kit is no longer available? How can you source the proper orifices?
Well if you can find like that chart he is using and can get a good number for the size Is orifice you can covet the existing hole with solder and drill them to the right size probably unless the solder melts so maybe would need to braze it but I don't think they get that hot but I don't know
Whats the conversion kit for model ffgf3019lwe?
I did all the steps, but I still have a large yellow flame. I don't know what else to do. Need help
Is that a phillips head your using socket and rachet??
Top burners working fine, changed regulator to LP mode, cannot seem to get the 1” flame on my lower oven burner, no matter if it is screed in all the way or loosened to just about the end, still getting a 3”+ flame with lots of orange. Any ideas?
I had to screw the broiler orifice in 2.5 turns,not 1.5 gonna redo oven ,still too yellow at 2.5 turns
@@glencampbell9219 any luck? My instructions said until snug and I went what seemed like more than 2 1/2 turns but still huge flame
I have the same problem. Any tips?
@@lichao420 Same problem here
Where can I find the manual ?
One cooktop orifice came misthreaded. Can I operate the other burners without concern until I can get in touch with customer service?
Yes just obviously don’t use that one
I need to switch my range back to natural gas, is there a schematic that shows what orifice goes where? Thanks
i need this same answer
HELP...please. When I try to adjust the valve oriface spud for the bake burner it DOES NOT MOVE either way. What do I do besides call up a $100 an hour technician? I tried starting the oven and the flames were blowing out the vents, so I turned it off.
Did you ever get an answer to this?
Pretty sure I did everything correctly, directions said to tighten spuds til snug. My oven flame seems very high and yellow 8” up and through the holes on the side?
I have the same problem. Any tips?
@@lichao420 Same here..has anyone had luck with this?
I am doing this, but the oven spuds are hard to get to. I don't know why they sell these stoves this way. You should be able to buy it preset for the gas you use. Someone is going to end up killing themselves.
My flame is still orange after the lp conversion....what could be the issue?
An orange flame means a rich fuel to air mixture (to much fuel for the amount of air). Try opening the shutter to increase air to flame. If that doesn't work you need to turn down the fuel supply, which can be achieved by changing to a smaller orifice or by adjusting the orifice.
I have the one with the oblong center burner which kit number do I need
You need the Frigidaire GRLP4 LP Conversion Kit for Gas. Please watch the video in its entirety before you do anything. The presenter does state that the kit works for both burner types and the included instructions explain which oriface to use for each burner based on its BTU capacity.
@@LoneWolf3574 thanks very much got the kit and converted it to lp works great.
What if the flame is too high on the oven burner and the broil burner
I’d try turning the orifice spuds down toward the valve more. My range omitted any instructions about turning in the spuds. It only talked about adjusting the shutters following a NG to LP conversion. My flames were ridiculously huge, shooting out through the slots in the oven bottom and up the sides of the oven. Some range oven conversions use a changeable orifice like on the stove top burners. Mine apparently requires the spud to be turned in to reduce the orifice size.
Did this work Jeremy? Our Frigidaire still shooting flames out the sides likes yours even though the spuds were turned down towards the valve, would sure like to know how you fixed yours.
My oven flames are super high as well. I turned the valves as directed still high. He mentions in the video 16k for bake and 13.5 for broil and yet he didnt change any oraphases in the video just adjusted. also there are air flaps? should they be opened all the way or closed to reduce flame? or oxygen?
Same problem, can’t get the “1” flame he is talking about on the lower burner , no matter if my lower burner orifice is screwed in all the way or loosened almost to the end, still get about a 3-1/2” size flame? Any ideas yet? Stove top burners fine, set regulator to propane mode.
@@danno8852 same problem someone must have figured it out ?
Did you change the orifice in the oven?The instructions were not too clear on that.
I just bought a Frigidaire Gallery model FGGH3047VFC and a lp conversion kit. The kit didn’t come with an orifice for the oven. I called Frigidaire and they hung up on me. I’m going to return the stove. I don’t know what else to do. We had a Samsung and the conversion was easy
@@janicebarrera2347 What did you end up doing? I have the same stove/situation.
@@heideprovencher5247 nothing yet. It’s sitting in my living room. I’m leaning towards sending it back. The other stuff in my appliance package hasn’t come so I might just get something else
@@janicebarrera2347 I think I have this figured out, and maybe someone else has mentioned it in the comments already, but I didn't come across it, so here is what I have learned: There is no additional orifice for the oven. Page 11 of the instruction manual details how you adjust the flame in the oven, both the top of the oven and the bottom. Basically, it goes like this - you turn the oven on broil and see how big/small the flame is. You can adjust the amount of oxygen allowed in to adjust the flame. There is a small screw on the top burner, and on mine, it is painted purple. This allows you to loosen the mechanism to allow more or less oxygen and adjust the flame. The bottom one requires you to take a few pieces out to visualize the flame. The adjustment is made by taking the drawer out and the screw/orifice mechanism is in the back. I haven't tested this out because I don't have the propane hooked up yet. I did finally find a video demonstrating this. I'll post it here as well.
czcams.com/video/T1L6McZDF5w/video.html
I didn’t see any mention of the oven or broiler size for the conversion. There’s plenty of info online about the top orifices but nothing on the oven. Nor do the new orifices come in the conversion kit!
I had to buy conversion kid from Lowes but my oven flame seems pretty high
@@steveb3448 I’ve discovered that the factory broiler and baking orifices are adjustable. Screw them all the way in, then back them out gradually until the correct flame is achieved.
I actually found the instructions in the ‘setup guide’ provided with the stove. The problem was, the print was too small to read it!
@@GenerationsLodge my instructions actually say to snug them down seemed more than the required turns but flame still high. Part 2 of the video said to adjust the air shutter (Phillips screwdriver and then turn the shutter)
@nclaytonc which range do you have? I cant find any instructions on the stove. I bought a conversion kit but it didn’t come with the orifice for the oven
@@janicebarrera2347 I have the model FGGH3047VFB. I called the factory and they were no help! I called an appliance repair, and they were no help! I got my 15 year old grandson, who was able to read the tiny print in the instructions, and that’s how I found out what to do.
The oven/broiler orifices get tightened down (until snug), then backed out 1-1/2 turns for LP, 2-1/2 turns for NG, then small incremental adjustments until the desired flame height is achieved.
Hope that helps!
Ok i bought a gas stove and replaced all orfices to lp, how does the dang oven ignite when there is no knob to turn the oven on like there is for the top burners? No knob to light the oven is the stupidest thing, and I didn't realize there wasn't an oven knob when I purchased it
l've watched 2 1/2 of these by now, and nobody has said disconnect the gas before doing this. ls it important to disconnect the gas before doing this operation?
i would turn off the gas to add a propane tank. assuming that your converting to propane. lol... just saying. I guess this is part of the 'Training video' (00:08) assuming ur in the appliance repair trade.
always remove gas flow and electrical before any work. no matter what trade u are or not.
your conversion kit has the info you need. and the stove has a sticker with the BTU rating for each burner. use that and the book to know what orifice goes where.
sounds like u should get a qualified gas fitter to do it for you.
No need to for this particular operation, now if you're going to change or mess with the orifice assemblies, igniters and such, that's a whole other matter.
The assumption is that the stove isn't connected to a gas line when doing this procedure because you don't have natural gas.
My installer says bake and broil burners are missing, Frigidaire says they are not needed - can you help or explain? model FGGH3047VFB - kit we bought is the GRLP4
What did you do? I have the same model
could you sell me the jets removed? I need to switch a samsung back to nat gas that was converted to propane. Good video. I believe the Frigidare is a samsung.
This was a great video until you just skipped over the hardest part! Why!?!?!
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Where can I find that PCs ?
Thank you
Thank you