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Converting the main burner orifice to
Propane
13. Remove burner, see
burner removal section.
Using a socket wrench and
driver, loosen and remove
the main burner orifice.
Figure 4.12
Converting the pilot burner orifice to
Propane
15. Remove the spring clip
that retains the Pilot Flame
Hood.
Figure 4.14
17. Using an Allen key, remove
the NG Pilot Orifice
Figure 4.16
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14. Place the Propane main
orifice into the end of the
socket wrench. Being sure
not to cross thread the
orifice, install the orifice
into the mounting within
the air shutter box.
Figure 4.13
16. Remove the pilot hood
from the pilot assembly
Figure 4.15
18. Replace the NG Pilot
orifice with the Propane
Pilot orifice. If you get
the orifices mixed up, the
Propane orifice has a
grove machined around
the diameter near the end.
Figure 4.17
19. Reverse steps to install pilot hood.
20. The minimum primary air setting is different depending on fuel
and burner. The minimum primary air is set by hand-bent tabs
on the primary air adjustment. Bend the appropriate tab down
for your fuel and burner. See specifications table or primary air
adjustment for proper tab. See image below for tab lengths. If
your setting is fully closed, bend both tabs up.
1/16 "
21. Connect the unit to the gas and electrical supply.
22. Before concluding the conversion, make sure you leak test the
entire system and check all operational functions to ensure that
the unit is performing safely and properly.
23. Fill out required information on Propane conversion label.
24. Remove rating plate from
under appliance and turn
it over to the blank side.
Figure 4.20
Installation
3/16 "
Figure 4.18
Figure 4.19
25. Apply sticker to blank side.
Put rating plate back.
Figure 4.21
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