Frigidaire GRLP3 LP Conversion Kit Review

Although there is a wide range of nozzles, there were only two smaller sizes. I was hoping for smaller nozzles as I wanted to "reconfigure" some of my burners for lower BTUs.

Very good nozzle kit. I'm at a higher elevation so I had to drill a few larger holes with drill bits from a toy and model shop to have more choice. My stove has 4 different sized burners so it took me a while to figure out the best LPG flame by trying different nozzle sizes. Make sure the gas pressure on the cooker is correct.

In my opinion, too few tips. It's difficult to get the furnace burners to work like they did when the system was running on natural gas. My wife complains that they are too hot, but I put the smallest of the ones that came with the kit where I could. Needs more variety in nozzle sizes.

I received the parts. They are generally poorly color coded. I paid for expedited shipping and delivery took four days. Don't waste your money on expedited shipping. When I contacted them they were rude. I find it very criminal to charge a kit that contained parts for almost every oven in the world (99% of the parts went to the trash) and then charge a fast shipping fee for slow service. Shop elsewhere.

Bought a new fridge oven, had to convert it to LPG/propane - identified the kit here before I bought the oven - Sears offered to sell me *exactly* the same kit. for $85! installation was easy - only worth mentioning - to adjust the oven valves you need a very thin wrench - i use ratchet wrenches as standard and their surfaces are a bit thicker than many wrenches - they don't fit. also *super* carefully screwing the jets/nozzles into the burners on the stove - the instructions say so, but even…

So they saved pennies by cutting these kits down. With these kits everything depends on the correct size of the hole for the correct operation of the burner. NONE of the correct jets were turned on (colors: blank 0.89 and red 1.01). Instead I had to use other colors (white 0.93 and black 1.09) which would run too rich and not provide optimal combustion or not be able to maximize a BTU which would end up using more propane, and each of you is in the middle of nowhere just like me. I've run out…

To avoid unnecessary trips to the hardware store: My range requires a 7mm wrench (NOT included), another review mentions 5mm. Drivers 1/4" and 5/16" are too small and too big. My assortment called for a 3/16" ratcheting socket (should be included in the 1/4" socket set) for the torch bolts, a socket might work. flared near the tip, you can grind one) to adjust the burner idle speed (pull the control knobs and look at the hollow shafts). I have a gas manifold gauge and will use that, probably…

I feel I have to review this article in a way I haven't seen before for those of us who are new to stove remodeling and are a little concerned about it. What is included in the kit is a bag of 15 holes - small caps that need to be screwed onto each of the burners. And the instruction is complete but a little difficult to understand for a beginner. There are 5 basic steps to converting the oven: 1. Convert the main air supply from natural gas to propane by unscrewing the small element with a…