Electrolux icon range natural gas conversion kit

Hello Carlos - Does you range have an LP conversion kit installed? If so, I would recommend verifying that unit is set to appropriate fuel and fuel conversion kit is finished. Also trying adjusting the pressure regulator and/or air shutter.

Here is a link to the "LP kit" so I assume that the "gas kit" is also available. Call the number that is on the top of that page so that they may be able to get you the part you need.

Richard Roth

The FixYa Team

Hi,
Yes, most can be converted. You will have to contact the manufacturer or dealer directly to buy a conversion kit.

heatman101

Hi!!
Look in the back of the unit, most ovens have the conversion kit and instruction manual on them. If not, most hardware stores or appliance parts stores carry the kit.
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Determine the make and model of your dryer. You want to make sure you get the correct conversion kit for your dryer. Get one that is specifically for your dryer, not a universal kit.
Buy a conversion kit for your dryer. You will probably find one at a local hardware store .You can also find them online. It is probably advantageous to buy it locally because the dealer has experience installing these and can be a great asset. The kit will probably come in an envelope and will be marked something to the effect of “Conversion Kit Nat. Gas to L.P. Gas for XXXX series dryers”.

1)Shut off the gas supply to the dryer and make sure the power cord is unplugged.
2)Access the gas controls assembly in the dryer. This will be different for different brands of dryers. The instructions with the conversion kit should tell you exactly how to do this for your dryer.
3)Turn on the gas supply and check for leaks using a liquid soap solution and / or a leak tester.
4)Activate the dryer gas valve. Check to make sure the manifold pressure is correct and if not, adjust the regulator setting. Again, check for leaks.
5)Adjust the main burner flame as directed in the instructions with your gas conversion kit.

If the manufacturer can't or won't supply one, check with your local LP gas supplier, if they dont do this type of service they can likely refer you to someone who can, This is not a typical "do it yourself" type project, if its to be used in a commercial application, an unapproved conversion may render the oven unsafe to operate causing a structure fire and bringing down the wrath of your local fire martial.

You will need a conversion kit. The kit should be about twenty dollare, and it will explain exactly what to do. if you have any questions get back. You need a Jenn Air kit so go to any Jenn air dealer to get it.

Silver solder up all burner jets and redrill to .6 mm then reset adjusters so you get a nice blue flame with small orange tips.and oven burner to .8mm i have just done a new world 75 last week.Works perfect

Hello littelhauler,
Most Oven manufacturers offer a conversion kit for this changeover.. I would contact a local applicance repair shop near you and tell them what you are trying to do as well as provide them with the brand and model of your stove.. They may have or be able to order a conversion kit for you..
Regards,
Rick