Where can I find parts for my Dacor 800 regulator

hi i trying to find manual for my dacorimperialconsoe pressure gauge

I would check the o-ring on your tank, there is not really a way for air to get past the main regulator seal and leak unless you have a bad o-ring even a a small nick in it can cause air to leak past. Hope that helps

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The model number of most Dacor 1st stage regs in on the knob to tighten it to the cylinder valve. The 2nd stage model is on the purge button. If those items are missing or damaged you might try comparing catalogue pictures.

Depending on the model, some regulators (such as Sherwood) always leak a very small stream of fine bubbles as part of the depth compensating mechanism. By this, the regulator adjusts the air flow from the first stage to compensate for increased depth.

As a regulator technician, I would have to see the first stage to make any educated comment or recommendation.

Hi, to convert from NG to LP is easier in some ways but harder in others. The pressure part is easy because LP runs at the same pressure that comes into the house so the regulator is normally locked wide open to allow a direct by-pass. You could just as easily remove the regulator and plumb straight in from the houseline. You don't say what model but usually the sealed cooktop burners will need smaller orifices and the oven and broiler orifices are adjustable. If that is the case, the oven and broiler orifices can be tightened until they bottom out which be the correct output for LP. You would need to remove the cooktop orifices and find replacements which are correct for LP, these are non-brand specific. Honestly, if you go to repairclinic.com and enter the brand and model number, I'd be surprised if you couldn't find the conversion kit. Even the Dacor site should be helpful. I found many different kits available at the repairclinic.com site even without a model number. Best of luck.

Please be a little more specific on needs, and I will look it up for you.

check your down stream valve in your first stage. this may be stuck or the spring may be out.

The scuba regulator has two parts: a 1st stage and a second stage connected by a hose. The 1st stage connects right to the tank; the 2nd stage is the contraption behind your mouthpiece. Both have an important function in regulating air flow throughout your scuba system.