Common Appliance Repair Solutions

Main ::Range / Oven Repair Solutions ::Gas Range / Oven ::How to Change from NG to Propane       How to Change from NG to Propane Print Save to list E-mail to a Friend Diagnostic Help Rate Article Helpful Not Helpful Was this helpful? How can we improve? Switching your appliance from NG (Natural Gas) to propane or vice versa is not something that a non-licensed professional should attempt. Failure to execute the change properly can lead to a fire and or explosion and cause serious property damage, bodily injury and even death.  It is even against the law in some jurisdictions to attempt such a repair without a license. You local Gas or Propane provider will usually provide a free or low cost service to make this conversion for you.  They can properly adjust the burners so that they burn efficiently and also verify that your appliance is connected in a safe and code worthy manor. Need More Diagnostic Help? Our goal is to make this knowledge base as useful as possible. If this article lacks detail that would assist you in completing your diagnosis, feel free to ask a detailed follow-up question. We will email you a response and post the answers to such questions within the article to improve its content and assist you with your repairs. We do not answer diagnostic questions via telephone so please use the link above to contact us regarding diagnostic questions. Comments: Was this article helpful to you? Do you have suggestions on how we can improve it. Please take a minute to let us know. (View All Comments / Add Comment) Related Articles Warning: Read First! Attempting to work on appliances that have live energy sources can lead  to serious bodily injury or even death. To prevent such injuries, always remove the appliance... Faulty Water Valve Most water inlet valves used on refrigerators with an ice maker and water in the door utilize two solenoids.  Each of these solenoids controls a separate  valve... Oven does not clean. (bake and broil cycles operate properly) Check to ensure the controls are set properly. If the controls are properly set and the oven will not clean, you will need to check the clock/timer. There is normally... General article information Created 2006-11-06 Views 3805 Modified 2006-11-06 Id 193 Author

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