Ikea Gas Conv Kit Parts

The LP Conversion Kit is an OEM part for Frigidaire gas ranges. This kit allows for the conversion of the range's fuel type from natural gas to LP (liquefied petroleum) gas. It ensures the safe and efficient operation of the gas range when using LP gas as the fuel source.

Causes of a bad LP conversion kit can include incorrect installation, missing components, or damaged parts.

Symptoms of an improper fuel conversion or a bad LP conversion kit may include:

• Uneven flame
• Improper heating
• Unusual gas smells

This OEM Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.

The LP Bake and Broil Kit is an OEM replacement part for Whirlpool ranges. It is a kit containing everything needed to convert the oven from Natural gas to LP.

Causes of a bad bake/broil system can include cracks, leaks, or corrosion in gas lines that produce unsafe flames over time. Pilot lights may fail to light consistently.

Symptoms of failures include:

• Inability to ignite bake/broil burners
• Erratic or intermittent baking temperatures
• Uneven cooking due to improper burner positioning
• Strong gas or chemical smells from the oven

This is a genuine Whirlpool OEM replacement this part is also compatible with Maytag, Jenn-Air and some Kenmore models.

This LP conversion kit adapts select gas cooking appliances to operate on liquid propane. Use it when installing a natural-gas model on an LP supply to ensure proper ignition, flame characteristics, and safe performance. What it does

• Converts a natural-gas appliance for use with LP/propane per the model's installation instructions
• Provides correctly sized LP components to achieve proper flame size and combustion
• Helps prevent issues such as yellow flames, sooting, and poor simmer control caused by incorrect gas type
• Required when installing where only propane is available; model-specific kit

• One LP conversion kit

• Conversion must be performed by a qualified gas technician; follow all local codes
• Shut off gas and electrical power and allow all components to cool before servicing
• Replace the specified parts and set the pressure regulator for LP; adjust low flames/air shutters as directed in the service/installation manual
• Leak-test all connections and apply conversion labels after completion; verify flame quality

For Use With LP

This orifice spud meters gas to a burner on your range or cooktop, setting proper flame size for efficient, even heating. Replacing a damaged or incorrect spud restores consistent burner performance and flame quality.

• Meters gas flow through the burner orifice to control flame height and shape
• Supports efficient combustion and consistent heat output
• Common fix for flames that are too high/low, yellow/sooty, or uneven
• Used when setting up or converting a model for the specified fuel type (LP or natural), per the position of each burner

• Shut off the gas supply and disconnect electrical power before servicing
• Remove the burner cap and head to access the spud; lift the cooktop or open the range top if required
• Remove/install with a properly sized wrench; do not overtighten. Apply thread sealant only if specified by the manufacturer
• Match each spud to the correct burner and fuel type per your model documentation; after reassembly, restore gas and leak-test with a soapy-water solution

LP Conversion Kit lets you convert a natural-gas cooktop or range to run on propane (LP), helping burners operate safely at the correct orifice size and pressure. Use the kit when changing fuel type or when burner flames perform poorly. What it does:

• Converts burner fuel delivery so the appliance can operate on propane (LP).
• Restores expected flame shape and heat output after switching fuel types.
• Helps address ignition issues, sputtering, weak flames, or yellow/tall flames caused by incorrect orifice sizing.
• Ensures the appliance meets manufacturer fuel-type requirements when properly converted.

• Follow the manufacturer's LP conversion instructions exactly; improper conversion can be hazardous.
• Shut off gas supply and disconnect power before starting; test all connections for leaks after installation.
• Keep the kit parts and conversion instructions for future service or warranty reference.

This orifice spud meters gas to the burner for a consistent, correctly sized flame. Replace a clogged or damaged spud to restore proper burner output and reliable ignition on your gas cooktop or range.

• Controls and meters gas flow through a calibrated opening to the burner
• Helps ensure proper flame size and color when matched to the correct burner and fuel type
• Common symptoms of a failing or clogged spud: weak or uneven flame, yellow tipping, or delayed ignition
• Damaged threads or a stripped orifice can prevent correct sealing and fuel delivery

• Shut off gas supply and disconnect power; allow the appliance to cool
• Access the orifice holder/manifold for the affected burner; remove the old spud with an appropriate orifice wrench or nut driver
• Start the new spud by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly—do not overtighten brass threads
• Restore gas and check for leaks with an approved leak-detection solution; verify flame quality and adjust per the service manual

NAT to LP gas conversion kit

Orifice spud secures the burner orifice to the gas valve/manifold and directs fuel to the burner for proper flame performance. Replaces a damaged or corroded spud to help restore correct gas flow at the burner. What it does:

• Holds the burner orifice in place and channels gas from the valve to the burner.
• Helps maintain consistent flame size for even heating and cooking.
• Commonly used when a burner has weak, uneven, or intermittent flame performance.
• Replace if the spud is cracked, corroded, damaged, or leaking.

• Turn off the appliance's gas supply and disconnect power before beginning any repairs.
• Remove burner components per the service manual and install the spud in the same orientation as the original.
• Hand-start threads, then snug with the appropriate wrench—do not overtighten.
• After installation, check fittings for leaks with an approved leak-detection method; if you smell gas or suspect a leak, stop.