Contact manufacturer.
Generally the answer is probably no, especially if you have a family, children, dog and neighbors.
Propane burns Hotter and has more pressure than natural gas.
Burner must be more robust cast iron.
Orifices must be changed to accommodate different gas.
Different gas control valve needed.
In some cases there are dip switch changes for type of gas and altitude above sea level ... the higher the elevation, the hotter gas burns.
Here is expected result from changing NG to LP.
But your good luck might lead to less volatile result
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your post is in the wrong place this is for a heater and its in with hotpoint stoves . so all the wrong people are seeing it please repoast under heaters , that way it will be in front of the right answerers . thanks
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