Does this come with instructions? Is this all I need to convert my LG dryer from gas to propane?
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No, it does not come with instructions. However, there are tons of YouTube videos that can walk you through the process, but I highly recommend getting a professional. Yes, this is all you need to convert it but make sure it's the right model number for your dryer (though I think this works for most LG models).
2117372
Just got it installed today. Yes, it does come with instructions. I purchased 2 of them. Hopefully we'll see a some kind of a reduction in our electric bill.
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
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I ordered mine specifically to have a natural gas connection, if yours didn't or doesn't come with one you can get a conversion kit through Napoleon for around $50 , BTW it is the best grill available in that price range, I use it almost daily!
149100
I hooked this up to the house natural gas supply. I have natural gas forced air heating as well as the dryer runs on natural gas. This unit is in my garage which has a natural gas hookup from NW Natural (local gas supplier).
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Last time I looked, generac did not sell conversion kits. You would have to look for aftermarket kits. There are videos on the web to help with the process but usually you cannot use gasoline again if you try to convert to propane or natural gas.
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Yes it has a regulator on the back for propane or ng but I would call kitchen aid to make sure nothing else isnt needed
949076
The hose comes with it. It screws into the propane tank. Plug it in, turn on the gas, hit the red button, and you got heat. All you need is a cresent wrench and a extension cord. They made the cord short so you can't burn it off accidentally.
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The kit has the instructions with it. An orifice is just a precision hole you can use any orifice you want for Propane or Natural gas. Keep in mind that certain sizes will provide a certain BTU. There should be enough different sizes in the kit to convert back to Natural Gas if you lost or pitched the originals. If you get close to the original BTU you should be fine. The instructions call out the diameter orifice and the BTU expected using propane or Natural gas. A 1/4 inch drive set is a must for replacing orifices. The Craftsman kit has the ones that are small enough diameter. You will need both SAE and Metric. The kit has the instructions with it. An orifice is just a precision hole you can use any orifice you want for Propane or Natural gas. Keep in mind that certain sizes will provide a certain BTU. There should be enough different sizes in the kit to convert back to Natural Gas if you lost or pitched the originals. If you get close to the original BTU you should be fine. The instructions call out the diameter orifice and the BTU expected using propane or Natural gas. A 1/4 inch drive set is a must for replacing orifices. The Craftsman kit has the ones that are small enough diameter. You will... » Read More The kit has the instructions with it. An orifice is just a precision hole you can use any orifice you want for Propane or Natural gas. Keep in mind that certain sizes will provide a certain BTU. There should be enough different sizes in the kit to convert back to Natural Gas if you lost or pitched the originals. If you get close to the original BTU you should be fine. The instructions call out the diameter orifice and the BTU expected using propane or Natural gas. A 1/4 inch drive set is a must for replacing orifices. The Craftsman kit has the ones that are small enough diameter. You will need both SAE and Metric. « Show Less
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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.
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.
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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.
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I purchased the Kit # 4584609 at $47.11 direct from Amazon and it is the best thing since sliced bread. It was easy to convert and took about 45 minutes and it works like a charm.No more running to fill the propane tank.
741247
I converted by drilling the orifaces with 1/16 bit. Cost about $20 for the gas line and adapter. Will need a tee, another adapter and short gas line to get the side burner to work
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This kit is used to convert the propane model to a natural gas model. It would be required regardless if the unit was on wheels or built-in.
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No this is a "white gas" stove, propane is a whole other animal! The adapter is more likely to convert from disposable cylinders to bulk propane cylinders, but, that is not for this stove.
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It's a propane but they make a ng unit as well as a conversion kit. Read all instructions if doing a conversion it's easy to make an expensive error.