HOW TO CHANGE OUT THE ORIFICE ON GAS COOKTOP

[@morenowg]

Man, I really appreciate this video. It really helped me to feel more comfortable about doing mine. Two items; purchased my orifice conversion kit on Amazon for 17 dollars. Another video used blue painters tape to keep orifices from falling back down into stove and I will remember your alternative method with parchment paper. Thank you so much for your video and being so authentic!

[@TexasBeardAdventures]

Absolutely……have you sir for the kind words!

[@ToddTheGunGuy]

That is a tedious job that I would not be good at. Good thing we have guys like you that are good at this stuff!!

[@TexasBeardAdventures]

Yes sir........Thank you for the kind words and Glad to do it!

[@johndicesare2873]

After I removed the burner hold down screws and the knobs I was able to lift the tray off easily. The jets were easily accessible. Hope this helps. Thanks for making the video.

[@TexasBeardAdventures]

Appreciate that info!

[@rossinniandco]

Thank you for making this video ❤

[@TexasBeardAdventures]

Your welcome!

[@jaynaylor5585]

Quick question, how did you go about removing those broken torx screws? Did you have to drill a pilot hole and use an "easeout" ? In spite of applying penetrating oil and letting it sit 24 hours, the same thing has happened to me on my old cooktop.

[@TexasBeardAdventures]

Yes sir and if that doesn’t work drill it out and tap new threads. Good luck!

[@alvaroguillen7]

Do you have a link for the orifice?

[@TexasBeardAdventures]

No I’m sorry