Oven Flame Adjustment / Propane Conversion Kit Install GRLP4 Video 2 of 2.

Flame Adjustment of Propane Conversion Kit Install (GRLP4) on Frigidaire FFGF3054TDF. GRLP4 LP Conversion kit applies to models with prefix FG, FF, FP, CF, CRG, BG, DG, LP, LG, LF, WW. Video 2 of 2.

[@jamesrowe6389]

Great job with the video. I am most impressed that you took the time after the video and answered peoples questions. So many others do not do this.

[@felojelo1]

Thank u for taking the time to show us to fix this problem I was having. Great video.

[@NarFlux]

thanks for the information. 1" Blue Flame with no Yellow.

[@yourgooglemeister6745]

Such a pain in the ass! Manufactures should give customers an option for these appliances pre-set for LP or NG

[@BrianPowell80]

Thank you! Just bought this stove from IKEA. Exact model with different name. Conversion in progress.

[@tightwadtv3421]

Good luck. Hope the video helps.

[@dwaynedavis5257]

Awesome video. Thank you!

[@chloemarchese4626]

Awesome! You did a wonderful job describing each step of this process with such patience. If you don't mind I have a question about this conversion kit and the models it applies to. You listed a CRG as 1 of the models, I'm getting a new stove delivered along with the conversion kit you have listed. My model is GCRG3060AF, which isn't listed above. Could you direct me to where can I find out if this is the right kit? Any help would be appreciated, thanks so much. Again awesome job!

[@Rome3aaro]

Thanks man.. this helped alot👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@tightwadtv3421]

Glad it helped

[@joegalvin5347]

Thank you Sir!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@badboidenis]

Excellent! 👏👏

[@wambam75]

Can an improperly adjusted flame cause an incomplete burn or smell of propane when the oven is on?

[@UnoGod]

Very helpful Thanks!

[@heideprovencher5247]

Thank you!!

[@DylanParker-v6v]

I got the oxygen adjusted all the way but there is still to much yellow! Any idea why?

[@tightwadtv3421]

@@DylanParker-v6v Did you adjust the regulator yet? It's been a while but it seems like on my oven I had to flip something over inside the regulator. It may be in my other video where I replace the orifices on the stovetop.

[@vagabond4621]

will this condition cause the oven to flame up when the temperature cycles? And also cause it to put off fumes? thanks for the video!!

[@tightwadtv3421]

Possibly. I used an oven for a short period of time that was improperly adjusted. It "flamed up" when it cycled on, but I never had any fumes. You may have something else going on.

[@everydayinterviews615]

No yellow at all?

[@getin3949]

Can I use the orifices from my old range and use them in my NEW range or do I have to spend another $150.00 for different ones? Are the orifices brand specific or will they fit in ANY range? Does the oven need an orifice too? The reason I'm asking is my first range was used so the range was set up for Natural Gas and I have LP. I had to purchase orifices for the range. Now that range just died and wasn't worth the cost of parts. Now can I use those orifices? I'm going to be buying a range from a discount store now and I very much doubt they will have a conversion kit with the range. I'm a female that could really use some help, thank you.

[@tightwadtv3421]

Unfortunately I'm not an appliance expert and I can't answer these questions well. In my experience you will need an orifice kit made specifically for your stove. Generally the oven needs the flame adjusted and involves no orifices. If you buy new, you'll need to buy the kit. If you buy used, wait for one that is already being used on propane, or find one that still has the conversion kit attached (older stoves often came with the kit and some are still attached to the back of the stove/oven). Note* I think I bought my conversion kit on ebay for like $20.

[@akjohnny5997]

i used old part from the previous propane stove part, but the oven model was the same so it may differ between brands/models

[@akjohnny5997]

i tried this on my propane stove and it's 'open' all the way to let the max air in to mix with the propane, still a huge yellow flame. can't figure out why the flames so big

[@akjohnny5997]

actually, i saw your part 1 video and needed a smaller holed orifice, the flame is much smaller, maybe a few bits of yellow but 95% blue flame. think this may've fixed it, thanks for the videos. would've been hundreds to have a technician do anything to fix it

[@dustinmullens9631]

I still have this issue

[@dustinmullens9631]

My flame is stupid high in the oven I tryed the shutter but it only went down a little bit I still have a masssive flame

[@tightwadtv3421]

Have you changed to the smaller orifice yet (from my other video)?

[@dustinmullens9631]

I’m not sure I believe I did the same I changed orfice only on cooktop

[@dustinmullens9631]

Is there also one in the oven ?

[@dustinmullens9631]

@@tightwadtv3421 ty for any help

[@tightwadtv3421]

@@dustinmullens9631 Go to about minute 3:00 in my other video. I think it's actually called the regulator if I remember correctly.