This video is still helping in Dec. 2024. We were given a like new LG gas stove. We hooked it up to propane and knew immediatly something was not right. Looked under the bottom drawer and found a little bag that had the conversion kit. Your video helped the wife and I get the conversion installed in about an hour. The stove top and oven are perfect now. Thank you.
Great video - I was able to follow this to convert my own range when Home Depot refused to do the conversion. One hint - a standard socket is so deep that when you try to replace the burner orifices, they sink into the socket and will not engage the threads. I took the first orifice I removed and reversed it into the socket all the way - then the replacement will only go in far enough to keep the threads out far enough to engage the burner socket. When done, you can remove that old orifice and save it with the others in case you need to convert back to NG at a later date.
I have a similar model LG but it's a dual burner (I think they call it that) where the top is gas and the oven is electric. But the stove top is identical to mine. I was about to call a gas guy to do the conversion to LP, but after watching your video I did it myself. I really appreciate the simple and to-the-point explanation with no UUUUHHMMs, AAAAHHHHHs and too much introduction. Just get to it and hands-on.... DONE! Thank you for your video!!!
I've had my double oven LG stove setup so wrong since it was installed:( No one was available to fix, this is since 2017, it never occurred to me to try look it up on you tube:) which I'm very greatful I'll save this video and will try myself since husband turns the other way every time I ask him to fix it...I can't use my ovens, the ignition doesn't work etc. Paid to much money for this stove and no one has fix it up for me, so I'll show them! lol:) Thank you sir, for this so helpful video and the best I've seen.
Just now getting my appliances. These series of videos were very useful. Thanks so much for showing all the details. I'm going to have two 40 gallon/pound tanks, so I can handle them myself.
Rusty has made the best video on RUclips. He is knowledgeable, articulate, concise and very well spoken. He gets right to it, shows you how it is done and completes the process without talking it to death like so many others do. Thank you Rusty, you enlightened me and made it look easy. You are my favorite RUclips instructor. Ron Lines
Dude, thank you for your video. The wife and I recently bought a new LG stove/oven from Best Buy and the conversion directions were lacking. Your video saved my ass. Thanks again, you freakin rock!
Excellent video! Your narration and videographer illustrate the process in concise but complete detail. I would be dropping the brass orifice out of the socket on removal and replacement.
@@RobertsonsBellyAcres Rusty, i take your name from the comment below. I am currently installing the same model range you did there so this video helped out extensively in my case. However the reason im in this, is due that i couldn't find a gas leak on my previous stove of the same model. There is spark, there is propane, and all of the sudden it stopped turning on, noteven with the help of a lighter. A tech came by and sid it was the gas header by the knobs that has a leak, so i went in there by the headerto snoop the leak out, but couldn't find it. Do you have any advice? I guess i want to repair it and make use of it elsewhere.
Had no idea how to do this... thank you for showing us how to do it. Have a wonderful day and will be looking forward to your next video on setting up the stove for propane 👍😁
He may catch my point below when the Range is actually fired up, but if you have got yours this far please read my comment. Fairly good video, but as with most, one very important detail was missed. The minimum flame for the burners was missed. When the burner is turned to low, it will actually only go to medium as it is still set for Natural gas. To finish the job, at each burner, turn it to low, then pull each burner knob off the shaft. There is a very small screw inside the shaft, slowly turn it in till a small minimum flame is reached, the flame is still consistent all the way around. To check it, turn the flame to high, quickly turn it to low and the flame will quickly drop in size but not go out. If it does then increase the minimum flame size slightly. Do the rest of the burners and you will have a full range of flame size, instead of just high to medium. If the stove is near open windows or excessive draft from a range hood, the minimum flame may also need to be increased slightly. If your range has a dual burner, the second screw will be near the first. Read the instruction book in this instance. Enjoy the nice small simmer setting when done.
Thank you! This was not mentioned in the manual. I will definitely have to do this! Thank you for watching and for letting us in on the details of how to finish the adjustment! Thank you for watching! -Rusty
@@tbill8067 typically on Propane you open the air shutter all the way open. If the base of the flame starts to lift away from the burner you can slowly close the air shutter till the flame sits at the burner, at that point the flame should still be blue with maybe a slight yellow tip at the end, it is a balance to minimize the yellow tip and keep the flame from lifting. If you can’t balance it and you have the adjustable orifice instead of the fixed orifice you may not have screwed it down all the way, but do not over tighten it, you should be able to feel where it bottoms out, better to open it up a quarter to half turn and then tighten it back down till you feel it get snug. That way you can also see the effect on the flame at the same time.
Great video. I was having an issue with my LG dual fuel stove high btu burner in a new construction home. The builders plumber switched out the orifices; however, didn't install the choke tube. I found it in the bag of parts and put it in, now it's perfect! Thank you, sir!
When l live in Cyprus before we intalled a solar water heater and ank on roof my Shower bathroom and kitchen water heater were propane as was my stove ..it was so economical and added bonus of no bill as pay as you refill bottles as you use and never had to worry about power cuts which were frequent
Excellent video! Very well explained without babbling about things that do not apply. I’m so tired of hearing about what people had for breakfast, or apologizing for not having better light! If you’re making a video you should be professional as you are sir, thanks!
@@RobertsonsBellyAcres Seriously cannot thank you again for this video, Sourced the Correct Nozzel's from Sears Direct flipped the cap on the regulator and were cooking again ! Gonna go ahead and list the part numbers incase anyone else is looking to go back to NAT gas. MFV6184150, MFV61841504, MFV61841503, MFV61841508, MFV61841401, MFV62085101💪
Great video and very helpful. A couple of caveats… the burner coils are VERY DEKICATE. When I went to screw the burner back into place after replacing the orifice, I accidentally pushed against the coil (it’s like a porous pumice stone) and it broke. The drilled hole from the factory were slightly off so I hade to put the screw in at an angle and pushed where I shouldn’t have pushed. Now waiting for part:( I couldn’t find a magnetized socket head so kept a flexible magnet tool handy and lifted the orifices out of the small whole. No big deal but glad I had it.
It really is an easy job but if you don't know you need to switch it can be costly! Rachel does do a great job with that camera! Thanks for watching! -Rusty
A note when converting the oven and broiler when the burner tubes are out of the way. make a point not to touch the hot surface ignitor element with your fingers or hands. The oils off of your hands, or any oils for that matter, will reduce the life of the ignitor.
Thank you so much! Rusty’s DIYs and Step By Steps do very well! Just have to remember to slow down and record them because it’s like you said, we take it for granted that if we know, everyone knows.
Is the conversion kit standard? It would be nice to have a link to the conversion kit. Thanks for the video! Also, I have a double oven, I wonder if that makes a difference.
Helo , congratulaciones you video is really good, please help me, my ranger is 2023 LG , and the rear 2 burnes ,the flam is tu big I can’t regulater, thanks
Thanks for the video. How do you hook a 5lb propane tank to the oven.......is there a special line with fittings for a propane tank on one end and the correct thread for the stove on the other?
Thank you for this video! It was very helpful as I just got the LG instaview oven and had to convert to propane. The instructions (for me) weren’t that great as far as the oven goes.... they say to adjust the shutter (for the broiler) but I’m really confused because it looks open (to me) the opening is facing the front of the stove. Is that right? Thank you again for the awesome tutorial. God bless!
Converting to LP typically requires a shutter adjustment, and is called for in the instructions for my new LG stove, which I will receive in a few days. In theory, the shutter adjustment is made to get the flame where there are short, yellow tips on the flame (NOT long smokey ones!). Based on the top burner construction, there are no shutters to adjust - the "choke" serves the same purpose on the big power burner. That leaves the oven burners, which, if they have shutters, may need adjustment. When I install my unit, I will try to report back. BTW, with the exception of the shutter question, you have made a first class video! Your skill - especially your soft touch on the wrenches - knowledge and safe practices makes this a winner.
Thank you for your comments! In the instructions of this particular model it did not mention the need for shutter adjustment in the oven. Good luck with your new appliance! Thank you for watching!
Unfortunately I do not have the parts list. The parts I used came with the stove. You might check the back of your stove. It might be attached to the gas regulator. Good luck! Thank you for watching!
Sorry for the slow response but I would pull one of the orifices that is in the stove and see if they are lettered as well. If so match them up and replace. If not I would try to match them up best you can by eye…. Thank you for watching!
what about the shutter adjustments and if you have a pair of calipers could you measure the I.D. of a couple of the orifices? so we can compare the lp to the nat gas hole size so we can tell if our oven has the lp installed already or if the natural gas orifices are installed. i bought my lg lssg3017st used and its not working right. the ovens center bake burner and also the broiler seem to have a real low gas flame. i can see it trickle and almost go out. i bought a pressure regulator and even the safety valve it attaches too (which did nothing as stove operates the same before i changed those items) i dont get any error codes and the top part of the stove appears to be working. does something adjust how much gas comes into the oven burner of is it just like an open and close thing? i mean why is my oven working but it dont seem to be getting enough gas. ill share a video i made with the covers off the main bake burner ruclips.net/video/G8CltYX8U6c/видео.html to me it looks like the oven is having a hard time staying lit almost like there isnt enough pressure but i just changed the pressure regulator. do you think my homes natural gas has the correct pressure? im confused and any help you might be able to add would be great! thanks and great video. would be nice to see you adjust shutters in another video maybe...
Unfortunately I am out of state right now. The only thing I can think of is pull the orifice out of the oven and see if it has a letter or number stamped on it. I'd it does compare that to the video. Does your regulator have the choke tube in the inlet side? If you are wanting natural gas then the choke should be removed. When removing the orifice from the oven be careful not to touch the ignitor with your bare hands as the natural oils on your skin can cause premature failure. Hope this helps! Good luck!
Does the gas stove have a long enough electric cord in back to reach the outlet on your wall?Or do I need a extension cord?Thinking of buying this model .Thank you for your time.
How did you get the orifices for the top burners out/in without dropping them? I feel like I'm going to drop them down into no man's land when I do this.
I was fortunate that I had the right size socket and they fit snug in it. Otherwise you may need to see if you can get a magnetic socket to hold them in place. I understand nthe fear! Lol Good luck!
I dont understand seems like they gave us orifices for all four top burners, but you only changed LF ? Also on the oven orifice change, maybe put cardboard or a rag over that hole so you don't lose it!
@@RobertsonsBellyAcres , thank you are answer at my? I did it by myself and first time...just women+instructions=many ? So, I installed hose from grill with regulator, but not been shure...
Hey all! Great video. I have a LG LSSG3016ST range that is setup for LP and I need to convert it back to NG. LG does not have a kit for this and I need to source the parts separately. Does anyone have this model range that they converted to LP and have the NG orifices' they took off? I'll buy them from you!!!!
That is something that I cannot tell you. Mine was pre adjusted with no adjuster screws visible. Sorry I can't give you better advice! Have a blessed day!
SOS - HELP, I have a new Samsung gas range and none of the burners go to simmer - even though the instructions point out the back two burners are simmer. Yes, I converted from Natural to lp, changed the orifaces and all seems well. EXCEPT even after I remove the burner knob and turn the screw all the way to the left, there is little to no change in the size of the flame. Any ideas? Thank you
Unfortunately I do not have an answer for this problem. Our stove does not have the screws to adjust the flame. Sorry we can't help. Good luck and when you find the answer please share the knowledge with us! Have a blessed day!
Be careful handling that igniter. I noticed your thumb was touching the broil igniter. The oils from your fingers will cause it to go out or break. It’s very brittle
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This video is still helping in Dec. 2024. We were given a like new LG gas stove. We hooked it up to propane and knew immediatly something was not right. Looked under the bottom drawer and found a little bag that had the conversion kit. Your video helped the wife and I get the conversion installed in about an hour. The stove top and oven are perfect now. Thank you.
Great video - I was able to follow this to convert my own range when Home Depot refused to do the conversion. One hint - a standard socket is so deep that when you try to replace the burner orifices, they sink into the socket and will not engage the threads. I took the first orifice I removed and reversed it into the socket all the way - then the replacement will only go in far enough to keep the threads out far enough to engage the burner socket. When done, you can remove that old orifice and save it with the others in case you need to convert back to NG at a later date.
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I just stuffed some paper towel into the socket to keep the orifice from going too far in.
I have a similar model LG but it's a dual burner (I think they call it that) where the top is gas and the oven is electric. But the stove top is identical to mine. I was about to call a gas guy to do the conversion to LP, but after watching your video I did it myself. I really appreciate the simple and to-the-point explanation with no UUUUHHMMs, AAAAHHHHHs and too much introduction. Just get to it and hands-on.... DONE! Thank you for your video!!!
Glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
thanks man! Usually don't comment on videos but you helped a lot, very informative.
Glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
@@RobertsonsBellyAcres I just realized theirs another orifice "F". I forgot to install this one, it states that it's for the oven upper burner?
Thanks-Just installed my LG propane range, and I wouldn't have done it correctly without this video!!!
Glad this was helpful! Hope you can stick around and check out our other videos!
I've had my double oven LG stove setup so wrong since it was installed:( No one was available to fix, this is since 2017, it never occurred to me to try look it up on you tube:) which I'm very greatful I'll save this video and will try myself since husband turns the other way every time I ask him to fix it...I can't use my ovens, the ignition doesn't work etc. Paid to much money for this stove and no one has fix it up for me, so I'll show them! lol:) Thank you sir, for this so helpful video and the best I've seen.
I'm glad you found our video! Hopefully it will help get your oven operable soon! Thank you for watching!
Just now getting my appliances. These series of videos were very useful. Thanks so much for showing all the details. I'm going to have two 40 gallon/pound tanks, so I can handle them myself.
Pretty soon I will be doing the change on mine, thanks for the detailed instructions and explanation.
Thank you so much for this very well explained video. Couldn’t figure out where the choke went till I ran into your video. Thank you once again.
Glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
Just what I was lookin' for. Thanks Man!! Very complete, simple, and well-done!!
Glad it helped!
Just ordered a LG that im going have to convert, great vid this will help tons!
Good luck with the new stove! I hope it is made like this one! Thank you for watching! Checking out your channel today!
This is a great video. Thanks for showing how it's done.
Rusty has made the best video on RUclips. He is knowledgeable, articulate, concise and very well spoken. He gets right to it, shows you how it is done and completes the process without talking it to death like so many others do. Thank you Rusty, you enlightened me and made it look easy. You are my favorite RUclips instructor. Ron Lines
Thank you! Glad you liked the video! Hope it helped!
Absolutely FANTASTIC VIDEO!!! So simple. Step by step! Luv yu man!
Dude, thank you for your video. The wife and I recently bought a new LG stove/oven from Best Buy and the conversion directions were lacking. Your video saved my ass. Thanks again, you freakin rock!
So glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
Thank you sir. The damn door is what was holding me up and it doesn’t say anything in the directions 😂. Appreciate it boss man.
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Excellent video! Your narration and videographer illustrate the process in concise but complete detail. I would be dropping the brass orifice out of the socket on removal and replacement.
Great video!! I was getting concerned that we would never get this stove converted 😂 Thank you.
This is an awesome video. Just moved out to the country with only propane as an option. Video helped a lot thanks for the help
Glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
Your video was clear and I changed my
Stove . First time. No problem. Stove
Works great. Thank you.
So glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
Exceeded my expectations, can not thank you enough to young buck. God Bless!
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@@RobertsonsBellyAcres Rusty, i take your name from the comment below. I am currently installing the same model range you did there so this video helped out extensively in my case. However the reason im in this, is due that i couldn't find a gas leak on my previous stove of the same model. There is spark, there is propane, and all of the sudden it stopped turning on, noteven with the help of a lighter. A tech came by and sid it was the gas header by the knobs that has a leak, so i went in there by the headerto snoop the leak out, but couldn't find it. Do you have any advice? I guess i want to repair it and make use of it elsewhere.
Unfortunately I would have no idea where to even start looking for the leak. Maybe us some soapy water on all connections? Good luck my friend.
@@RobertsonsBellyAcres Thank you very much for your reply, good day sir.
Excellent video ... very informative. I just bougth an new LG Range and will certainly reference your video as I do the conversion. Thank you ,
Hope we can help! Thank you for watching!!
Sir- thanks for taking the time. I have the same range and followed your instructions
Tommy T
Awesome video I was able to follow step by step and convert my stove. Very detailed.
Glad it helped! Thank you for watching!
once again, your how-to video made the conversion job, done today, "a do it yourself" project - thank you
That’s awesome! Glad we could help!Thank you for watching!
Had no idea how to do this... thank you for showing us how to do it. Have a wonderful day and will be looking forward to your next video on setting up the stove for propane 👍😁
Thank you for watching!! It was new to us too but it ended up being super simple!!
Yay! So glad you have your stove up and ready!
Been awhile coming but it is DONE!!
Great video, made it look very simple and it’s give me the confidence to change my own jets, Many thanks.
Glad it helped!! Thank you so much!!!
Great video....!!! Hat's off the the cameraman (wife?) Very informative.
Thank you! My wife is in charge of camera, editing and scripting! She is THE BOMB! Thank you for watching!!
He may catch my point below when the Range is actually fired up, but if you have got yours this far please read my comment.
Fairly good video, but as with most, one very important detail was missed. The minimum flame for the burners was missed. When the burner is turned to low, it will actually only go to medium as it is still set for Natural gas. To finish the job, at each burner, turn it to low, then pull each burner knob off the shaft. There is a very small screw inside the shaft, slowly turn it in till a small minimum flame is reached, the flame is still consistent all the way around. To check it, turn the flame to high, quickly turn it to low and the flame will quickly drop in size but not go out. If it does then increase the minimum flame size slightly. Do the rest of the burners and you will have a full range of flame size, instead of just high to medium. If the stove is near open windows or excessive draft from a range hood, the minimum flame may also need to be increased slightly. If your range has a dual burner, the second screw will be near the first. Read the instruction book in this instance.
Enjoy the nice small simmer setting when done.
Thank you! This was not mentioned in the manual. I will definitely have to do this! Thank you for watching and for letting us in on the details of how to finish the adjustment! Thank you for watching! -Rusty
Let me know how it turns out.
@Richard Graham. do you have to adjust airflow to oven?
@@tbill8067 typically on Propane you open the air shutter all the way open. If the base of the flame starts to lift away from the burner you can slowly close the air shutter till the flame sits at the burner, at that point the flame should still be blue with maybe a slight yellow tip at the end, it is a balance to minimize the yellow tip and keep the flame from lifting. If you can’t balance it and you have the adjustable orifice instead of the fixed orifice you may not have screwed it down all the way, but do not over tighten it, you should be able to feel where it bottoms out, better to open it up a quarter to half turn and then tighten it back down till you feel it get snug. That way you can also see the effect on the flame at the same time.
Fantastic step by step instructions.
Thank you for watching!
@@RobertsonsBellyAcres the natural gas orifice is stuck, and now stripped from trying. Any suggestions? Would I be able to use a screw extractor?
Immensely helpful! Thank you, sir!
You give really good clear instructions!
Thank you! I hope we were helpful!!
Nice job. Did this 2 years ago, but had to refresh. Sucks getting old lol.
Thanks!
Thank you for showing me how to do this, definitely made it more simple to fallow step by step.
Glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure!
Great video. I was having an issue with my LG dual fuel stove high btu burner in a new construction home. The builders plumber switched out the orifices; however, didn't install the choke tube. I found it in the bag of parts and put it in, now it's perfect! Thank you, sir!
Awesome!!!! Glad we could help!!
Thank you for making this informative video. I just bought a similar LG range and am gearing up to do exactly what you did.
We hope this video helps! It is a pretty easy process! Thank you for watching!
Excellent video! Well done, very professional! Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
When l live in Cyprus before we intalled a solar water heater and ank on roof my Shower bathroom and kitchen water heater were propane as was my stove ..it was so economical and added bonus of no bill as pay as you refill bottles as you use and never had to worry about power cuts which were frequent
This is very informative and helpful. Thank you!
I hope it helps! Thank you for watching!
Excellent video! Very well explained without babbling about things that do not apply. I’m so tired of hearing about what people had for breakfast, or apologizing for not having better light! If you’re making a video you should be professional as you are sir, thanks!
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Thankyou so much... Nicely explained
Glad to help! Thank you so much!!!
Thanks for showing the Codes found out, the used unit I got was set up for LP no wonder I couldnt get it to light correctly
Glad you figured that out! Will definitely make a difference, having the wrong orifices can make for a dangerous situation! Thank you for watching!
@@RobertsonsBellyAcres Seriously cannot thank you again for this video, Sourced the Correct Nozzel's from Sears Direct flipped the cap on the regulator and were cooking again ! Gonna go ahead and list the part numbers incase anyone else is looking to go back to NAT gas. MFV6184150, MFV61841504, MFV61841503, MFV61841508, MFV61841401, MFV62085101💪
Great video and very helpful. A couple of caveats… the burner coils are VERY DEKICATE. When I went to screw the burner back into place after replacing the orifice, I accidentally pushed against the coil (it’s like a porous pumice stone) and it broke. The drilled hole from the factory were slightly off so I hade to put the screw in at an angle and pushed where I shouldn’t have pushed. Now waiting for part:( I couldn’t find a magnetized socket head so kept a flexible magnet tool handy and lifted the orifices out of the small whole. No big deal but glad I had it.
Glad you were able to make the switch! Thank you for watching!
You made that look so easy great camera you see detail 👍
It really is an easy job but if you don't know you need to switch it can be costly! Rachel does do a great job with that camera! Thanks for watching! -Rusty
Very good! Thanks for all the info 👍
Very well explained!
Glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
Thanks you again Rusty. Did hit the thumbs 👍 it was well demonstrated. God bless
Awesome! So glad it worked out for y’all! ❤️
Very helpful! Thank you 👍
Glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
Thank you for the walk through. Helped with the stove we got used.
Glad to help!
Great video overall. Thanks !!!
Thank you for watching!
A note when converting the oven and broiler when the burner tubes are out of the way. make a point not to touch the hot surface ignitor element with your fingers or hands. The oils off of your hands, or any oils for that matter, will reduce the life of the ignitor.
That is a great tip! I didn't even think to mention that. Thanks for watching! -Rusty
Very good video guys. Man so many things I take for granted. Me thinking if I know this surely everybody knows it.
Thank you so much! Rusty’s DIYs and Step By Steps do very well! Just have to remember to slow down and record them because it’s like you said, we take it for granted that if we know, everyone knows.
Great video, done well
Great video very helpful.. to the point & spot on Thanks
Glad you liked it! Hope it helps! Thank you for watching!
Rusty has never been so lucky to play with so many ORIFICES at 1 time lol
😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣PAUL!!!
Thanks a lot. You save my day.
Glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
Thanks awesome… gotter done with your help 🤓
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Great video
thnkx
Thanks to you I have done this 👏👏👏👏👏
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The part you pointed to in the oven is not a temperature sensor, it is the Igniter assembly. ( Lights the gas coming ti the burner.
Life saver! Thanks for a great guide. 👍🏼
Glad it was helpful!
very details and how it should be done, thanks.
Hopefully it helps someone! Thank you for watching!
Thank you ❤
Is the conversion kit standard? It would be nice to have a link to the conversion kit. Thanks for the video! Also, I have a double oven, I wonder if that makes a difference.
I don't know where to get the kit unfortunately. Ours came with the new stove. Good luck and thank you for watching!
did you get your double oven converted? We have a double oven too,
This was way more helpful than the ultra blurry, wrong set of instructions
Those instructions are bad! Glad we help! Thank you for watching!
Thank you
Good video, very helpful. Where can I buy the propane kit that isn't $150?
I bought ours on Amazon! Good luck! Thank you for watching!
Yes! A video that’s my model!!
Helo , congratulaciones you video is really good, please help me, my ranger is 2023 LG , and the rear 2 burnes ,the flam is tu big I can’t regulater, thanks
Thanks very good
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the video. How do you hook a 5lb propane tank to the oven.......is there a special line with fittings for a propane tank on one end and the correct thread for the stove on the other?
I am not sure on that one. You need to refer to you local propane distributor. They should be able to answer that for you.
Many thanks!
Glad we could help! Thank you for watching!
What are the letters on the oven orifices and where do they go?
Thank you for this video! It was very helpful as I just got the LG instaview oven and had to convert to propane. The instructions (for me) weren’t that great as far as the oven goes.... they say to adjust the shutter (for the broiler) but I’m really confused because it looks open (to me) the opening is facing the front of the stove. Is that right? Thank you again for the awesome tutorial. God bless!
That is something I don’t know about. Ours didn’t have that in the instructions. Sorry! Best of luck to you and thank you for watching!
Converting to LP typically requires a shutter adjustment, and is called for in the instructions for my new LG stove, which I will receive in a few days. In theory, the shutter adjustment is made to get the flame where there are short, yellow tips on the flame (NOT long smokey ones!).
Based on the top burner construction, there are no shutters to adjust - the "choke" serves the same purpose on the big power burner.
That leaves the oven burners, which, if they have shutters, may need adjustment. When I install my unit, I will try to report back.
BTW, with the exception of the shutter question, you have made a first class video! Your skill - especially your soft touch on the wrenches - knowledge and safe practices makes this a winner.
Thank you for your comments! In the instructions of this particular model it did not mention the need for shutter adjustment in the oven. Good luck with your new appliance! Thank you for watching!
I did my by looking at the video thank you
I was wondering if you have a list of parts to convert it back to gas I have one second hand and it was converted and I need it for gas
Unfortunately I do not have the parts list. The parts I used came with the stove. You might check the back of your stove. It might be attached to the gas regulator. Good luck! Thank you for watching!
@@RobertsonsBellyAcres thank you so much for the hast response.. I look but I could not find anything on the back
I just bought an LG model LSGL6335D and I can’t find a conversion kit for it. HELP!
Good afternoon, where can I get the conversion kit for a model LRG3193 stove, other than the LG store?
Sorry we just saw this comment. You should be able to go back to the retailer and order the kit from them. Thank you for watching!
Buen trabajo 👍
Gracias!
Please where can I buy the conversion kit...
You should be able to contact any local repair shop to get the kit. Thank you for watching!
We’re attempting to also convert an LG from gas to propane; however, all of our orifices are numbered rather than lettered. Any advice for us?
Sorry for the slow response but I would pull one of the orifices that is in the stove and see if they are lettered as well. If so match them up and replace. If not I would try to match them up best you can by eye…. Thank you for watching!
what about the shutter adjustments and if you have a pair of calipers could you measure the I.D. of a couple of the orifices? so we can compare the lp to the nat gas hole size so we can tell if our oven has the lp installed already or if the natural gas orifices are installed. i bought my lg lssg3017st used and its not working right. the ovens center bake burner and also the broiler seem to have a real low gas flame. i can see it trickle and almost go out. i bought a pressure regulator and even the safety valve it attaches too (which did nothing as stove operates the same before i changed those items)
i dont get any error codes and the top part of the stove appears to be working.
does something adjust how much gas comes into the oven burner of is it just like an open and close thing? i mean why is my oven working but it dont seem to be getting enough gas.
ill share a video i made with the covers off the main bake burner
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to me it looks like the oven is having a hard time staying lit almost like there isnt enough pressure but i just changed the pressure regulator.
do you think my homes natural gas has the correct pressure?
im confused and any help you might be able to add would be great!
thanks and great video. would be nice to see you adjust shutters in another video maybe...
Unfortunately I am out of state right now. The only thing I can think of is pull the orifice out of the oven and see if it has a letter or number stamped on it. I'd it does compare that to the video.
Does your regulator have the choke tube in the inlet side? If you are wanting natural gas then the choke should be removed.
When removing the orifice from the oven be careful not to touch the ignitor with your bare hands as the natural oils on your skin can cause premature failure.
Hope this helps! Good luck!
Thanks RBA!! Just followed your lead on our new 5823D and she's burning like a champ. Ultraheat burner does away with the choke tube... Awesome!
Hope this was helpful! Thank you for watching!
Does the gas stove have a long enough electric cord in back to reach the outlet on your wall?Or do I need a extension cord?Thinking of buying this model .Thank you for your time.
The cord will reach if the outlet is right behind the stove. It reaches the floor fine too. Thanks so much for watching!!
Can anybody tell me where to find this kit? I think I've found the burners but no luck on the oven parts
I hope you were able to find the parts! Maybe Amazon?
I have a question what happens if the ring you put on the front right burner isnt tight enough
How did you get the orifices for the top burners out/in without dropping them? I feel like I'm going to drop them down into no man's land when I do this.
I was fortunate that I had the right size socket and they fit snug in it. Otherwise you may need to see if you can get a magnetic socket to hold them in place. I understand nthe fear! Lol Good luck!
I dont understand seems like they gave us orifices for all four top burners, but you only changed LF ?
Also on the oven orifice change, maybe put cardboard or a rag over that hole so you don't lose it!
After this converted does the LP tank still need a regulator or can i just connect a straight hose to the range without regulator ?
You will definitely still need a regulator on the tank. If you bypass this it could blow out the regulator on the stove.
@@RobertsonsBellyAcres Thank you much 4 replied.will do.
@@RobertsonsBellyAcres , thank you are answer at my?
I did it by myself and first time...just women+instructions=many ?
So, I installed hose from grill with regulator, but not been shure...
Hey all! Great video. I have a LG LSSG3016ST range that is setup for LP and I need to convert it back to NG. LG does not have a kit for this and I need to source the parts separately. Does anyone have this model range that they converted to LP and have the NG orifices' they took off? I'll buy them from you!!!!
Good luck and thank you for watching!
How do you adjust the Minimum Flame Setting on the range burners?
That is something that I cannot tell you. Mine was pre adjusted with no adjuster screws visible. Sorry I can't give you better advice! Have a blessed day!
What do I do of i have dropped the piece down the hole in back :(
Look on the floor. That's were mine fell out.
SOS - HELP, I have a new Samsung gas range and none of the burners go to simmer - even though the instructions point out the back two burners are simmer. Yes, I converted from Natural to lp, changed the orifaces and all seems well. EXCEPT even after I remove the burner knob and turn the screw all the way to the left, there is little to no change in the size of the flame. Any ideas? Thank you
Unfortunately I do not have an answer for this problem. Our stove does not have the screws to adjust the flame. Sorry we can't help. Good luck and when you find the answer please share the knowledge with us! Have a blessed day!
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I don't suppose you'd know of a video to switch a model #LRG30355ST?
I'm so sorry but I don't know if one. Good luck! Thank you for watching!
Be careful handling that igniter. I noticed your thumb was touching the broil igniter. The oils from your fingers will cause it to go out or break. It’s very brittle
I noticed that when we edited the video. Yes it is very brittle and I got lucky with that one for sure! Thanks for watching! -Rusty
would you be willing to sell me the natural gas parts? I am thinking of purchasing a lg that was converted to propane and wish to switch it back.
I am sorry but I just cant part with them. Just incase we ever need to switch back to Natural gas. Thank you for watching!
ARE THE ORFICES HIDDEN IN THE UNIT SOMEWHERE
The orifices on our were in a baggie on the back of the stove by the regulator. Hopefully this helps! Good luck and thank you for watching!