Gas valves for each country is wrong?
2060226
My grill is propane (LPG) works only with containers I purchase in the USA. Suggest you call Weber for the answer.
712910
I believe it is matter of obtaining the correct orifices for natural gas; always check with the manufacturer.
1403866
Seems obvious, but make the valve is completely off before attaching. Also ensure that the o-ring/gasket is still intact, if it is damaged or missing, you'll have virtually no barrier to stop gas from leaking out around the threads.
1392737
Conair has a web site where they list all the countries where it is supposed to work. Ours didn't work at all, it was defective.
976708
Vehicle gas tanks and the fill spouts vary with the make,model, and year. So it is NOT POSSIBLE for me to answer your question.
1620777
I purchased the valve but did not do the work, so I do not know the answer to your question.
2050929
Larger bore/ diameter and the spacing is different. Regular air fittings will not work for gas.
1275434
Check with the CO2 supplier. Often the threads are different for different gases.
297201
I don't know..check the numbers on the inside of the common tank and order the valve that matches...thats what I did and it works fine.
1558967
Stupid answers to your question..... the tab points to the tank being used, even though both tank valves are turned on.
1713516
I do see listings with the BK22496 cross referenced to the 205613. But I'm no Maytag man (or even appliance guy) so I'm not sure. If you valve's appearance is similar to the illustration, I'd suggest giving it a go. But, if your valve doesn't look like the 205613 pictured, I'd suggest contacting a professional. Sorry to not be more definitive.
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.
762062
I can check, but I'd bet my next paycheck that it's China. There are about 20 different brandings of this same stove. All work the same. My guess is that one factory makes these for whoever wants to place an order and put their brand on them. Nothing wrong with that, but this isn't the same as Camp Chef's various propane stoves. When I called them to ask about butane and altitude, they didn't know much about this particular product. Again, nothing terribly wrong about this. If it were made in USA, it wouldn't be any better, but would cost $110 ... and nobody would buy it.
380638
The pressures are different. The orifice size would need to be changed. Since natural gas operates at a lower pressure than propane, in theory you could drill out the nozzles to the correct size. I would consult the manufacturer first, because it is critical for the proper gas flow and above all, SAFETY.
1093554
You have to change the orifice for natural gas. I have never found where to get one, as I would like to switch mine over.
904951
It seems like the gas and liquid connectors attach to either post. As long as you connect them correctly, they seem to work fine.
1096669
Take a good look at the updated description. They changed the regulator size to 10 psi! My guess is that their manufacturer in china screwed up by putting the 10 psi in the box instead of the better 20 psi. So they just changed the description. Be careful and read the description. High pressure? I think not.