How do I convert a Dacor EOG36 grill from natural gas to propane ?

Contact the makes of your grill they will tell if this possible to convert.

Hello, Kevin -

Do you mean a Weber (not Webber) Genisis grill? If so . . . see the information from the Weber grill company regarding the conversion of a natural gas grill to propane here:

https://consumer-care.weber.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001730474-How-can-I-convert-my-grill-from-liquid-propane-LP-to-natural-gas-NG-or-vice-versa-


Bottom line:
The Weber company does not recommend it and does not provide a conversion kit.

Best wishes.

it requires different jets and the air mixer adjusted
it is a job for a gas fitter and not a DYI

Try national energy they are on line

Many manufacturers make grills in propane and natural gas, but are not convertible from one gas type to another. The reason being safety. Each grill model, whether it's Natural Gas or Propane is tested and approved for that one specific gas type and that alone. Converting it would put all the responsibility on you, if something was to go wrong.

I suspect in part, the reason you want to convert is so that you want have to refill the propane tank any longer. But, you may want to consider this against convenience. Propane Gas burns cleaner and hotter than Natural Gas in an outdoor environment. Which boils down to lower high end temperatures, longer preheating times and the expense of running an approved gas line to the grill for Natural Gas. Not to mention the cost conversion parts.

But, the decision is yours to make. Thanks for choosing FixYa.

If Dacor told you it can't be done, don't attempt it. It may have been OK, 5 years ago. But, something may have happened since then (a safety issue), that precludes it now. With that said, I'm sure there others on this site that will tell you it can be done. But, my 15 years experience in the Hearth and Home business, tells me, if the manufacturer says "No", it's not safe to do.

Besides, all you'll gain is convenience of not having to refill the LP tank. But, you'll lose the fast preheating propane provides and hotter flame.

Hope this helped you make the right decision. Happy Grilling!!

Visit CharBroil Master site, they should have that item for you. Also Lowes or even call your gas company and they either will have it or point you in the right direction

you need a conversion kit. tried to look it up but can't find that manufacturer, at least in the 3 supply company's I use

Hi,
Probably some models are convertable and others not...you eed to egt a hold of Charmglow and find out if and what kit you will need...some stores like HD that sell them will have sharts and kits also..

heatman101

I have the same range but need to convert it from natural gas to propane....we should trade...9j antiques