Conversion of a gas stove to butane: operations and adjustments.

Changing the gas type of a cooker requires some adaptation and adjustments such as the injectors and the air mixture… 👇
This second-hand gas stove has been converted from natural gas (G20) to butane (G30). Injectors for butane or propane (G31), both liquefied petroleum gases (LPG), are usually the same. If possible, consult the device manual.
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Warning: incorrect connections or adjustments to the gas installation can be dangerous and cause fatal accidents.
Beyond the dangers of a gas leak, poor combustion produces carbon monoxide (CO), a toxic gas, colorless, odorless, tasteless, non-irritating and therefore undetectable without specialized equipment.
Do not perform any manipulation without knowing exactly what you are doing, and leave it to a professional.
Some reminders:
Propane cannot under any circumstances be stored inside the home.
Check the tightness, the validity of the regulators and hose used as well as the type of gas for which they are intended.
00:00 | Hi
00:31 | Types of gas and connectors
02:22 | Injectors
04:19 | Calculation of new injectors
05:59 | Air adjustment
07:04 | Idle speed adjustment
08:29 | The furnace and thermocouple
09:40 | Reassembly
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