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bajaguy
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Little nozzles that look sort of like fuel injectors.....they have different size openings. They screw into the manifold or whatever it is called
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajaguy
Little nozzles that look sort of like fuel injedtors.....they have different size openings. They screw into the manifold or whatever it is called
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Like I mentioned, I've only seen the tiny cups, before and after the local experts P-nched the opening end with pliers to close the orfice a bit. Not
too precise, but it works, and if it doesn't, he's collected his money and left the building.
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mcfez
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajaguy
Little nozzles that look sort of like fuel injedtors.....they have different size openings. They screw into the manifold or whatever it is called
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Like I mentioned, I've only seen the tiny cups, before and after the local experts P-nched the opening end with pliers to close the orfice a bit. Not
too precise, but it works, and if it doesn't, he's collected his money and left the building. |
That's exactly how my Grandfather did it back in the fifties to his mountain stove he dragged up there. Wow.....haven't had that thought for decades!
You know...it worked too! Txs for memories DENNIS
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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Hook
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We bought a brand new Whirlpool gas stove in Mexico in 2009. It's actually manufactured by Acros and made in Mexico, even though it says Whirlpool all
over the outside.
It is set up, as is, for LPG. It has a label adhered to the back that states this in Spanish and English. It also states this in the owner's manual.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mcfez
Txs for memories DENNIS |
Glad I could add something to your day, Deno. 
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vandenberg
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Got a hold of frigidaire's service center in Guadalajara and they promised to send out a local technician to convert that dryer. The tags on both the
washer and dryer state that they were manufactured in the USA.
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Retireded
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Nat gas-propane conversion
| Quote: | Originally posted by captkw
| Quote: | Originally posted by captkw
depends on who/what answers the phone at that moment!! there is a change of jet size in the Safety valve and maybe a change of other
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Propane uses a smaller hole due to the higher pressure at which it operates. Nat gas uses very low pressure.
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