We have same range and are looking to convert from LP to NG

Most gas stoves come from the factory ready for natural gas service,as most of the world is piped for natural gas when gas is used as a fuel,but they are easily converted to LP ( liquified petroleum) gas by installing a conversion kit. As this gas is very explosive I wouldn't recommend a homeowner tackling this job themselves,but hire your gas supplier to do the conversion or a licensed contractor.
The added expense of hiring a licensed contractor is far cheaper than loosing your home and possibly serious injury or ***** to family members because of a botched conversion job.

Most ranges can be converted to LP and it will be detailed in the installation manual. Good luck!

If you have LP gas, you may still have Natural gas Orifice's. So it would need to be converted.

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Which model of range do you have? Maytag has owner's manuals for many of their appliances here: https://www.maytag.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/OCManualsLiteratureSearchView?catalogId=10562&langId=-1&storeId=10212&krypto=5QgxQhneFliXuEuX564wSQ%3D%3D&ddkey=http:OCManualsLiteratureSearchView . Enter the model number and click Search. Most ranges will have the serial number on a plaque below the display, on the frame of the oven (behind the oven door), on the frame of the storage drawer (visible when the drawer is open) or near the legs of the unit.

Often the conversion kit is sold with the range and is attached to the back of the range near the regulator. The instructions are in the kit. (Note this should be done by a professional. Your propane company may have a person available to do the conversion.) If the conversion kit is not supplied with the range, you should be able to order it from the manufacturer. (Some manufacturers will only ship the kit to the service person who will do the swap.)

Please add a comment with your model of range for additional information. (There are some manufacturers who do not supply conversion kits and you must order the correct range from the factory.)

The conversion is usually straight forward. Swap the regulator from NG to LP by turning over the part (it's labeled clearly) in the regulator. Using a small nut driver, swap the orifices for the cooktop. Do one at a time and check the labels. (My range conversion kit has a different set of letters on the NG orifices (A-G) and the LP orifices (L-R). Others use different colors for each orifice.) Then open the oven and swap the broiler orifice and the bake orifice. Rotate the air flow valve appropriately.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Just change the orifices. Also adjust the pressure control regulator by reversing the built in plastic spacer, the regulator supplied is a dual fuel type. Any work should only be carried out by a person who is qualified to do so for safety reasons. Dacor are very unhelpful when I posed the same question directly to one of their technical advisors. The poor level of this persons 'technical' knowledge both surprised and concerned me.

try google jenn air have a wed site or a shop that sells that make

The conversion manual that came with my 790 specifies 2.5 turns (approximately) from the LP setting to the NG setting.

call the dealer and get a converter.

I just did it with mine, I called thermador and they told me the number of the conversion kit to buy for my model.

I bought the kit from the retailer and did it myself, not very difficult.

no explosions yet :)
nic