Will this fit Frigidaire FFGF3011LW ? I need to convert from natural gas to propane?
1845031
Answer is NO--none of the orifices in the kit will be small enough for LP. I would try Sundberg America (appliance parts in USA)--Look them up on line.
1845032
Ref: http://www.appliancepartspros.com/answers-for-frigidaire-lp-conversion-kit-grlp3-ap4374168-question-134195.htmlKit 316243723http://www.appliancepartspros.com/frigidaire-lp-conversion-kit-316243723-ap4427119.html
165247
Almost any propane appliance is convertable to gas. You simply have to re-jet the orifice to an appropriate larger size, as natural gas burns at a slightly cooler temperature than propane. It is possible to drill out an orifice to a larger size, or you can check with your gas supplier to see if they offer this service. An appliance repairman might do this but the cost should be considered. Consult your friends and family and see if anyone you know will do you a favor, or check craigslist for appliance guys for a quote. I would google it and see the size conversion and drill out the orifice that came with the unit, but I am a blacksmith and therefor un-afraid of anything.
1864788
just go to frigidaire parts site. put in your'e model # and it will give you the correct handle #. from my experience, handles don't interchange with too many other models.
2156434
Yes. This model is actually compatible with natural gas as well. It contains a conversion kit. Jeff
1991437
Dear customer, Thank you for contacting us. The correct parts for your model is: Refrigerator gasket: 2159081 Freezer gasket: 2159080 Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with. Regards
165246
Almost any propane appliance is convertable to gas. You simply have to re-jet the orifice to an appropriate larger size, as natural gas burns at a slightly cooler temperature than propane. It is possible to drill out an orifice to a larger size, or you can check with your gas supplier to see if they offer this service. An appliance repairman might do this but the cost should be considered. Consult your friends and family and see if anyone you know will do you a favor, or check craigslist for appliance guys for a quote. I would google it and see the size conversion and drill out the orifice that came with the unit, but I am a blacksmith and therefor un-afraid of anything. Almost any propane appliance is convertable to gas. You simply have to re-jet the orifice to an appropriate larger size, as natural gas burns at a slightly cooler temperature than propane. It is possible to drill out an orifice to a larger size, or you can check with your gas supplier to see if they offer this service. An appliance repairman might do this but the cost should be considered. Consult your friends and family and see if anyone you know will do you a favor, or check craigslist for appliance guys for a quote. I would google it and see the size conversion and drill out the orifice... » Read More Almost any propane appliance is convertable to gas. You simply have to re-jet the orifice to an appropriate larger size, as natural gas burns at a slightly cooler temperature than propane. It is possible to drill out an orifice to a larger size, or you can check with your gas supplier to see if they offer this service. An appliance repairman might do this but the cost should be considered. Consult your friends and family and see if anyone you know will do you a favor, or check craigslist for appliance guys for a quote. I would google it and see the size conversion and drill out the orifice that came with the unit, but I am a blacksmith and therefor un-afraid of anything. « Show Less
1864789
I went to the frigidaire site. You can find out there. That's what I did. Good luck
741548
This will fit a frigidaire that's what I bought it for. I don't know what els it fits just go by the shape of it to your other one. It's not big money if it don't work.
1316580
I looked the two part numbers up online and they seem to have the same dimensions. Appliance Parts dot com shows that the part number 240356405 is the Kenmore and 240356401 is the Frigidaire and they sell them as interchangeable. My best guess would be that it should fit.
174055
It should fit. I was not sure since my frig is 10 years old but my replacement worked like a charm
2083162
Yes this should fit as long as there is no anode fin sticking down above the prop. I changed mine to a round anode non fin. This is a very fuel efficient prop
2258560
this one fit my frigidaire oven, but i'm not sure the exact model number of my oven at this time... thanks
24052
This kit is made for converting frigidaire stoves from natural gas to lp. It includes many orifices of different ratings. You will not be using all of them. Only the ones called out in the instructions for your particular model. One for each burner. The rest can be discarded. This allows the kit to be used on many different models. Just carefully follow the included instructions and you should be ok. Take care not to drop any into the stove, it will be difficult to retrieve them if you do. Hope this helped.
1531526
I believe there is a separate propane version sold, at least for some tankless water heaters. Just search for propane ones. I doubt that a natural gas version can be converted. I know there are no directions included on how to do it.
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.
981868
I don't know about specific model numbers but the replacement is a standard item and I think it will work with most gas grills using propane.
830494
The hose will work for that except a propane and natural gas have different size venturis that the gas flows through so you need to also convert your venturi. I think it has something to do with the air to gas mixure being different between both fuels. So even though you use the hose will interchange, you will be disappointed with ability of the burner without changing the ventri also.