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06-07-11, 06:51 PM

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Converting Maytag Neptune from NG to LP

How do I access the gas valve so I can convert to LP. There is no access in the front. Model #MDG5500AWW.

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06-09-11, 07:38 PM

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Maytag Product Literature Search Results

There is a manual (pdf) that can be downloaded plus contact info for Maytag, on that page. I would contact them directly.

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