gas dryer
#1
06-04-00, 11:15 AM
#2
06-05-00, 05:50 AM
Hi:l&m
Yes. Any gas dryer can be converted.
All that instructional steps needed to be done and the parts needed, are in a do it yourself kit.
Ask for one at your local appliance store listed in the yellow pages of any phone book.
Your local gas utility may also offer this service, so call and ask them.
Basically, changing the burner orfice and reversing the cap on the appliance regulator are all that is needed to complete the physical and mechanical steps on newer appliances.
Older ones will need to have the appliance regulator replaced. Check on this at the appliance parts retail store. Bring with you the make and model number of your appliance.
Good Luck,
TomBartco
Natural Gas Energy Technician and Consultant
Yes. Any gas dryer can be converted.
All that instructional steps needed to be done and the parts needed, are in a do it yourself kit.
Ask for one at your local appliance store listed in the yellow pages of any phone book.
Your local gas utility may also offer this service, so call and ask them.
Basically, changing the burner orfice and reversing the cap on the appliance regulator are all that is needed to complete the physical and mechanical steps on newer appliances.
Older ones will need to have the appliance regulator replaced. Check on this at the appliance parts retail store. Bring with you the make and model number of your appliance.
Good Luck,
TomBartco
Natural Gas Energy Technician and Consultant
