Bought the stove just over a year ago as it was on sale and we knew we wanted a new stove. Finally nstalled the stove with the included natural gas:LP gas conversion. Double checked the the correct orifice was installed.
Top burners are high and have a lot of yellow in the flames. The lowest setting using the front controls still have the flames quite high. The "high" setting with these knobs produces 6" flames.
Oven produces flames coming up through the bottom a few inches and the top flame will pass past the door opening if the door is open and the front center area gets too hot to touch.
Hearing it’s an air pressure thing. Above and beyond that…
Thank you for responding. I apologize for not thanking you earlier. :o
I didn’t do the initial installation so I went back and double checked things. To start, I checked and discovered the LP orifices still attached. to their carriers on the underside back panel. Changed those out and the top burnes work perfectly now.
I am not quite sure of the procedure of oven burner requirements. "The lower burner orifice is located behind the storage drawer. To convert to LP, use a 1/2" wrench to turn the lower burner orifice hood clockwise until snug with the base, approx 2 1/2 turns. Open the air shutter on the oven burners and adjust as needed. Hmmm, ok… I’m thinking this part I have to turn is brass fitting inside the shielded outlet on the topside of the rectangular box in the picture. That which the black arrow points to. Loosen the shield and then make the 2 1/2 turns of adjustment? If so, just out of curiosity, how does the design allow for both LP and NG using this same orifice?
You are on the right track about oven burner orifice adjustment. There is a needle inside. So when you turn it down you actually decreasing the size of the hole.
