
#Ge cafe gas range full
Locate the Phillips head screw found on the air shutter and rotate the screw with a Phillips head screwdriver until the air shutter is in the full open position. The air shutters are found near the burner chimney. Locate the air shutter for each cook top burner as well as the oven burners. Tighten it until the hood is snug but be careful not to over-tighten it. Turn the burner orifice hood clockwise with a 1/2-inch wrench. Locate the lower burner orifice hood, which is typically found at the rear of the oven.
#Ge cafe gas range manual
Review your owner’s manual for the removal instructions. The exact steps for removing these items will vary with the model of your GE Cafe stove. Step 9Ĭonvert the oven burner to LP by removing the oven door, broiler drawer and the floor of the oven. Repeat until all burner spuds have been replaced. Make sure you tightly secure the spuds in the burner chimney to prevent gas leaks during operation.
#Ge cafe gas range install
Install the LP orifice spuds removed from the rear of the stove by attaching them with the 7 mm nut driver. Remove the brass orifice spud located in the chimney of the burner with the 7 mm nut driver. Remove the grates, burner caps and burner heads from the cook top surface of the stove and set these items off to the side. Remove each of the orifice spuds with a 7 mm nut driver. The orifice spuds are positioned vertically and have a two-digit number written on the top of each bracket, along with the letter “L” to denote the brackets are for LP use. Step 6Ĭonvert the cook top burners to LP by locating the LP orifice spuds, which are located directly to the right of the pressure regulator. Secure it with the adjustable wrench and make sure you do not over-tighten it. Replace the reversed hex nut back into the pressure regulator. Rotate the plastic pin 180 degrees so the pointed portion of the pin enters the nut and the flat surface of the pin sticks out of the nut. Remove the plastic pin from the nut by gently pressing your finger against the side of the pin, which will pop the pin out of the nut. Once removed, the hex nut will have a plastic tip sticking out of the middle of the nut.

Remove the hex nut from the pressure regulator with an adjustable wrench.
