Questions & Answers for: stove smaller hole

...stove?. In most cases the pressure regulator has to be changed or adjusted. The orfices on each burner, oven, broiler and surface burner may need to be changed also. Sometimes they can be adjusted. ...

smaller flame. In the latter case it would be a design limitation of that model of stove and probably not correctable by the user. Since you seem to imply that both burners are exhibiting this problem

smaller and wait 15 min, takes that long for change. If that doesn't get it, try opening the positive pressure blower's restrictor plate some. Remove left cover panel & find semi funneled blower cover

...stove was ever converted for lp from natural gas. Is there a way to check? Is there a conversion kit? Or a conversion switch or dial? Any other ideas? Did it work OK in that location before the ...

...stove/oven knob only smaller) This is your dipstick or just a cover if you have a sightglass. It unscrews to reveal a hole...THIS is where you pour in your oil....do not over fill....Good Luck to you ...

...stove, which has been a reliable piece of camping equipment for decades. Recently, however, the main burner blows itself out when the gas is turned down for a low flame. It make a popping noise when ...

stove converted from natural gas to propane burners work fine but oven has about 8'' of yellow flame and comes up over diverter into oven. air shutter makes no difference full open or full close and ...

...stove top is smaller than old one. We are replacing our stove top with one that is just a bit smaller (Frigidaire FEC30C4AS1) . You can see through to the cabinet below on the sides of the stovetop ...

stove nasturel that I can buy to convert to natural gas. My model is a Kenmore 970-337480 thank you Lorraine hello Lorraine, Most gascookers heve the possibility to change from LPG to natural gas. You

hole. Use a number 21 gage or smaller wire and push it in and out of the holes with a twisting action. Or use Canned Air with a small plastic tubing that fits into the holes, forcing the debris out of