Stan for Model Number FGF386GSA Yes, I saw those parts. It appears the NG>LP kit includes 21 spuds (if the photo is to be taken literally) for just over $1 each, while the REVERSION spuds are more than $21 each! Anyone else out there think this is outrageous? A kindly Electrolux engineer gave me the drill-out specs for natural gas, for those able to do it correctly: 14K is .078", 9.5K is .061", and 5K is .043". I didn't get the oven orifice data, am asking if it is adjustable or also needs drilling?
Answer Hello Stan! For the oven, there is no orifice needed. You will need to located the existing regulator and remove the converter cap. Remove the pin in the converter cap. Rotate the pin and snap pin firmly into place. Reinstall converter cap. Hope this information helps you! Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Wednesday, July 13, 2011