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Customer Questions and Answers for Lp Conversion Kit (Dryer), 1 Kit by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18030450
Manufacturer Part Number: WP63-6766

This LP conversion kit lets a compatible gas dryer be converted from natural gas to liquid propane (LP) so it can operate safely on propane fuel. Use to modify fuel orifice and related components per OEM instructions. What it does:

  • Replaces the factory natural gas components required for propane (LP) operation
  • Enables proper burner fuel delivery when converting a dryer to LP
  • Helps restore normal heating after switching the dryer fuel type
  • Prevents improper combustion when conversion is done per OEM requirements
What's included: One LP conversion kit Install notes:
  • Installation must follow the OEM service instructions exactly and use the parts supplied in the kit
  • Turn off gas and electrical power before starting work; check all fittings for leaks after installation
  • Test the dryer for proper operation and safe combustion after conversion

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John for Model Number CDG600W

Hi I have a dryer that was converted into lp propane that I purchased from a friend.. Now I'm in the process of installing it in my home. My main question, the dryer has a built in regulator. I will be using propane tanks that range from 100lb and 20lb that I fill up locally. My tanks are stored outside my house. Do i need a additonal regulator before my shut off valve outside or being that the dryer has a built in regulator will that regulator be the only one i need. The specfic regulator that I am talking about is the one that would come after the connection of the lp tank. like the ones used in gas grills.

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John, Yes, you would want to install a regulator on the tank or gas line before the house. The pressures in the tank(s) are going to fluctuate with the weather and temperature. The internal regulator is designed to vent or "lock up" at 12 to 14 WCI, so you need to maintain a constant pressure of 10 to 12 WCI to the dryer gas valve.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Friday, December 14, 2012

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