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Topic: OT Gas Stove converted to propane
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| doorman
10-10-2012 19:38:50
67.142.177.27
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I converted my stove to propane a while back and everything works, but the oven burner "soots" up after a while and smokes the house up when I use the oven. Cannot get all the orange out of the flame. Any ideas what I can do to stop this problem? Thanks in advance for any help. doorman
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| buickanddeere
10-11-2012 17:47:26
184.151.63.133
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Re: OT Gas Stove converted to propane in reply to doorman, 10-10-2012 19:38:50
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| LP flow has to be reduced with a smaller orfice.
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| BCnT
10-10-2012 21:24:24
68.65.150.242
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Re: OT Gas Stove converted to propane in reply to doorman, 10-10-2012 19:38:50
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| what brand stove are we trying to fix?
i have a 5 year old new to me GE...i ordered the propane jets from my local propane dealer and it didnt come with a oven jet...gas man told me theres a adjustable needle valve for the oven burners...i switched one for my neighbors and it had 2 jets for oven and broiler...took awhile but i finally got em burnin clean adjusting the air intakes.
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| jon f mn
10-10-2012 20:03:19
70.195.6.63
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Re: OT Gas Stove converted to propane in reply to doorman, 10-10-2012 19:38:50
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| I did that to our oven too. There should be a sliding vent somewhere where on the burner so you can adjust the air. On mine it is near the rear of the stove, one for each burner in the oven. Ours has a burner below and one on top. Just loosen the screw and use trial and error to get it right. Going to have to switch ours back this week because we are moving to a house with nat. gas.
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| Ted in NE-OH
10-10-2012 19:43:50
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Re: OT Gas Stove converted to propane in reply to doorman, 10-10-2012 19:38:50
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| If the flame is too high you have the wrong orifice.
If it is too orange it needs more air , needs adjusting. Call your propane company , they are usually willing to help , sometimes for free.
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| Janicholson
10-10-2012 19:47:35
96.24.99.126
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Re: OT Gas Stove converted to propane in reply to Ted in NE-OH, 10-10-2012 19:43:50
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| The oven orifice was probably missed when converting the stove. I agree with Ted Jim
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