@@raulbajamx It's already connected. We just did our video in 4 parts instead of one long part because the wife wasn't feeling well enough to edit together a longer video.
OMG! This is so real! I watched this as my hubby was performing the same "surgery" on our new stove. And y'all had the same thoughts I did... "Seems weird taking apart a new oven" "If I was smart, I would've had my headlight" "Let's put a piece of cardboard across the bottom...but what are the chances" We laughed all the way through! Thank you so much for taking the time to record and post your experience. Loved it!
Did yours fsll through that bottom hole as well? I mean what are the chances. In our household 100%. Thanks for watching and glad you had a chuckle or 4. 😁
I want to thank you so so much for this video. My mom noticed the orange flames on our new stove and knew something was not right(we are new home owners), after a little googling she was able to see we needed to do the conversion. After calling around to a few propane companies and getting quotes, we quickly realized this was something we would have to do ourselves because unfortunately the quotes were out of our budget. We went to the instructions, and were immediately lost🥲 after a quick UA-cam search your video came up! You were so informative, and easy to follow! My aunts girlfriend and I were able to successfully switch everything out thanks to you, and our flames are now the correct color!! Thank you so so much again, and wifey thank you for the amazing editing😉 stay safe💛💛
So glad it was helpful. We recently did an update video showing how each stove burner looks on as well as the broiler. Just in case you needed to look at that as well.
i purchased the exact same model at our local Home Depot this past Saturday (May 8 '21) to replace my old LG gas range and Watching your video made me remember that I hired a technician to make the conversion. I totally forgot about it. Where I'm from, we don't have natural gas and our only option is LP Gas. Converting the top burners looks simple... It's the idea of removing several screws, cover plates, igniters and ending up on the floor seems a bit extreme for DIY'ers to be doing. I applaud you and your wife for doing the conversion yourselves.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk Have you tried using the cook timer while baking/roasting and does the oven turn off when timer goes off? I just watched a video for a samsung range and the videographer said that his range doesn't turn off and will beep consistently to let you know.
Super glad I watched this video though. Thanks for filming it. I would have probably done close to the same sequence, but wondered all the way through if I really needed to take out so many parts. I also didn't know the regulator piece can just be flipped. Lastly I wouldn't have known when to throw in the towel. Brilliant there. Thanks again, going to go find my hedlamp
Ooh the oven saga continues!! I can't believe how difficult the whole thing has been for you guys. What an ordeal - taking the whole thing apart. I hope you get it sorted in part 3! I totally think you should do a video with the captions when you feel better. It is always good to release content how you wanted it to be! But even if you don't I enjoyed this video and am so impressed with you getting the videos out regardless!
I have to thank you for this video, when the parts came in I watched it a couple times and all went well. I didn't have to call in a gas service technician to make it compatible with LP gas.
Sure is nice to get a second opinion - don't know why you were so kind as to video this, but it was way helpful and very appreciated! - my blessings to you and your family!!!
We just bought the floor model of the same oven so it didn't come with the kit to change it over to lp. I ordered it online and should be here next week and I'll be watching this video once more, Thanks so much it was very helpful
this is really funny, love the christmas shirt and the lost screw. anyways i bought the same stove and read the directions and was so glad you posted this video so i could prepare for any problems. heading off to do it now. thank you!
There is a video from Christmas where the shirt was given - it was a priceless video so it worked perfectly in this video as well. I'm so glad that this video helped you. We have 3 videos about the stove and this is just one of them. :) Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed the humor in this, you'll probably get a kick out of the other videos on our channel too. Have a great day.
Cheers for the warning at the beginning about dropping those dang screws haha. I made sure to throw a towel down and the screws luckily fell into it a half dozen times as I fumbled. Have you been tempted yet to use one of those slightly larger nat gas orifices for a btu boost on the cook top? I'm curious but scared to try. Anyway, thanks for the vid, it helped a ton.
Thanks, glad it helped! :) Honestly, the amount of heat it puts out seems perfect as is. We think that the owners of our previous stove may have left them all installed for Nat Gas. The problem with our old stove was that Low was High and High was Nuclear! When boiling water we even would set the pot to one side of the burner because the heat would hit the handle so hard that it melted some of the harder plastic handles. So no, I have not been tempted yet to try that. If I did, however, it would probably be on the griddle one. But we don't use the griddle often and when we do then using it seemed to work fine. Thanks again for watching.
We just bought the same stove from Lowe’s. No mention on any material on website, salesman or anything about have to do all all this. I even told salesman I had propane. Lowe’s doesn’t even have anyone that will come put and do this after talking with manager. Called Samsung and they said the only place that mentions conversion is in warranty. There should be more regulation by someone to make sure people knows about this before purchasing.
We 100% agree! They should let people know. We assumed it was LP and wouldn't need a conversion until we started reading. The conversion information is in one of the manuals. We managed just fine with the conversion, but I do believe that the company you get your propane from could also do the conversion for you as well if you find yourself unable to do it. We LOVE our stove though. Only ONE complaint is that the timer is so loud and lasts until you turn it off so if you're on the toilet when the timer beeps it has to beep until you are able to get back to it., but we haven't looked through the manual to see if we could turn that down somehow or change a setting in there. However, I doubt it. Once you get it installed - it's absolutely fantastic. We even use the griddle to hold our large cooking utensils when we're cooking on the stove top.
Your settings are probably off. Ours isn't wide open like that. I'll have my husband look at your comment later to see if he can give some feedback for you
@@TheProjectHelpDesk also. Did y’all have to adjust the burner shutters for flames? It’s the last step in instructions. Thanks for your help. We have black smoot all in our stove. It’s the hardest to get off
@@thestonehousefarm1942 No, we did not have to. In our case, when we did the flame check, our flames were the proper amount of Blue. We have not had any issues with soot or smoke. So our shutters are all in the original locations that they arrived in. I assume that they start in the high settings so that they have maximum gas flow for the igniter to prevent a gas buildup on one side of the eye. But that is a total guess. It would be nice if they started on Low instead of high though. Especially since we we do most of our cooking on the lower setting. We are actually about to upload an additional video showing the flame heights and look of our burners. Just in case that helps anyone.
I just did the same thing ( Samsung and model) just vice-versa LP to natural gas. I think i need to adjust the air shutter on oven burner (bottom) cause it's orange color not blue color. Thx for the video.
I'll have the husband look at this when he wakes up. I'm surprised it came with LP and not natural. I'm not sure if the blue tips are an L.P. thing or not. Stay tuned for the husband's response. Have you been able to use your stove yet? If So, what did you make?
@@TheProjectHelpDesk , I bought it from someone that had it hooked up for LP but it came with the orifices to switch back to natural gas. I couldn't really pass it up. Year old for $350
@@TheProjectHelpDesk, I tore into it. Took the bottom two covers off above the burner and started it up w/o the door on by pushing (😬) in the safety switch. The orange color I was seeing was from the igniter box. The flames were blue with a hit and miss of orange flame but mostly blue flames. I think I'm good. Thx for the quick response and your for your opinion and for your time and help. Have a wonderful day. Thx again
Q: Can removing the 3 easy screws on the bottom to swap the bake jet be done safely or? Asking because my stove is used and one drip pan screw doesn't want to come out. Thanks
If it is the ones I am thinking of, then I 'THINK' the answer is yes. Basically anything that is screwed together should safely come apart. And the valve parts can be seen/accessed from both top and bottom to some degree. I remember thinking, after going in from one direction, that I could have just gone the other direction easier. So I would recommending doing a lot of stare testing first but I think you can safely go from the other direction to bypass the stripped screw.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk I tried the 3 screws up under the bottom of the oven to get to the bake jet and no go. The tube attached to the jet won't move because the gas lines are screwed to the body of the oven. I managed to get the stuck screw out by letting penetrant soak overnight, then using a rubber band between the screw and screwdriver. Worked great. The rest went just like in your video!
@@brianrichardson24 Dang. Glad it worked out in the end. I guess that explains why the instructions had us go through the top even though it 'looked' so accessible from the bottom. Thanks for passing that along in case someone else has that question.
I've a Samsung NX60A8711QN/AA gas range that I needed to add LP orifices to.. One orifice was cross threaded and v awkward to reach and wouldn't come out. The burner is beneath the drip tray and trying to get at the burner seems impossible as the tray underneath when disassembled is connected to wiring and gas line. So much for the drip tray just popping out. All this to remove a hard to reach 1/2oz orifice. Where could I even get a service manual to know how to get at the burner? Thanks.
If you search for that model number & service manual, you should be able to find it. My husband is at work right now, but let me know if you aren't able to find it and I'll have him dig into it later when he gets home from work. I do remember the lovely time he had switching out the orifices inside the oven. (saracasm in full force).
The locations are sort of hidden. We couldn't get the camera into location to show them. Later today we will look to see if we can pinpoint that location for you. Unfortunately the wife was extremely sick while filming and editing this [kidney stone and UTI] so bending, holding a camera, and pointing to the exact spot she couldn't see from outside the stove proved impossible.
If it is new then maybe something was broken from the factory? Assuming the burners ignite and the flames look correct then maybe a thermostat or a control board was bad? There could be any number of things. Since I am not a licensed professional I would suggest you might want to reach out to one in that case.
The top burners can, yes. You can simply turn on the gas and light it with a match. The oven itself, however, cannot. It uses an electrically powered igniter to ignite the gas instead of a pilot light like they used to use. And that igniter is tied in to a gas shutoff valve. So when the power is out, so is the oven.
The natural gas orifces were on ours and we had to convert to L.P.. But the orfices were included and we didn't need to order the orfices thank goodness. It was in one of the packaging inside the stove if I recall correctly. Did you not find both sets of orfices in yours? And good to know if someone can't find them, Samsung will send them.
In our case all we had to do was switch the regulator and then switch the orifices. After doing those two things everything worked fine. The instructions include steps to adjust the shutters 'if needed' but in our case our flames looked correct and no adjustments were needed.
We have an updated video showing the flames on the stove & the broiler if you are interested in looking at that. ua-cam.com/video/F-ckDGsTrZ4/v-deo.html
It did. All or the orfices were included. Only extra thing we had to purchase www a new line to connect the oven to the wall [because the old one was very old and previously done very poorly so we wanted to make sure we had a brand new line]. I will double check with my husband but I believe that is accurate.
We are keeping ours just in case we ever need them or decide to sell it. But you can buy them on eBay and Amazon. They seem to be ridiculously expensive for they are. Although some sellers are cheeaper than others. I would recommend getting an exact part number for your model as some of them may look like the ones you need but the actual hole could be a slight bit different in size. One of those things that isn't worth the gamble.
Poor video! He says to switch the orface but he does NOT let you see which side of the orface is for gas or propane. I am trying to convert an older stove and don't know which side it is starting on
There were two different orfaces. The one that came on this brand new stove was for natural gas and the one on the card was for propane. It wasn't a case of flipping an orface. It was a whole new orface. My husband may have more to add a little later, but that's my vague recollection of when we did this. I was extremely under the weather when I filmed and edited this so I might not be remembering correctly. But I feel like the stove came with a card that had the LP orfaces. You may need to purchase new ones for conversion.
Stay tuned for Part 3. Part 3 will be out on 1/27/2021 in which we connect the range to the wall.
It’s no difficult just some parts removal just the way you demonstrated
@@raulbajamx It's already connected. We just did our video in 4 parts instead of one long part because the wife wasn't feeling well enough to edit together a longer video.
OMG! This is so real! I watched this as my hubby was performing the same "surgery" on our new stove. And y'all had the same thoughts I did...
"Seems weird taking apart a new oven"
"If I was smart, I would've had my headlight"
"Let's put a piece of cardboard across the bottom...but what are the chances"
We laughed all the way through! Thank you so much for taking the time to record and post your experience. Loved it!
Did yours fsll through that bottom hole as well? I mean what are the chances. In our household 100%. Thanks for watching and glad you had a chuckle or 4. 😁
I want to thank you so so much for this video. My mom noticed the orange flames on our new stove and knew something was not right(we are new home owners), after a little googling she was able to see we needed to do the conversion. After calling around to a few propane companies and getting quotes, we quickly realized this was something we would have to do ourselves because unfortunately the quotes were out of our budget. We went to the instructions, and were immediately lost🥲 after a quick UA-cam search your video came up! You were so informative, and easy to follow! My aunts girlfriend and I were able to successfully switch everything out thanks to you, and our flames are now the correct color!! Thank you so so much again, and wifey thank you for the amazing editing😉 stay safe💛💛
So glad it was helpful. We recently did an update video showing how each stove burner looks on as well as the broiler. Just in case you needed to look at that as well.
If u really did it yourself without any technical knowledge before, it was a good job
i purchased the exact same model at our local Home Depot this past Saturday (May 8 '21) to replace my old LG gas range and Watching your video made me remember that I hired a technician to make the conversion. I totally forgot about it. Where I'm from, we don't have natural gas and our only option is LP Gas. Converting the top burners looks simple... It's the idea of removing several screws, cover plates, igniters and ending up on the floor seems a bit extreme for DIY'ers to be doing. I applaud you and your wife for doing the conversion yourselves.
Thanks so much for watching. Are you enjoying your stove as much as we are?
@@TheProjectHelpDesk It's scheduled for delivery this Saturday. How is your stove and are you liking it?
We love it. 😁
@@TheProjectHelpDesk Awesome! I hope I'll enjoy it too.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk Have you tried using the cook timer while baking/roasting and does the oven turn off when timer goes off? I just watched a video for a samsung range and the videographer said that his range doesn't turn off and will beep consistently to let you know.
Super glad I watched this video though. Thanks for filming it. I would have probably done close to the same sequence, but wondered all the way through if I really needed to take out so many parts. I also didn't know the regulator piece can just be flipped. Lastly I wouldn't have known when to throw in the towel. Brilliant there. Thanks again, going to go find my hedlamp
Thank you for this video my 17 daughter just converted our new stove with your help. She was impressed with your voice overs too 😂
That's fantastic your daughter was able to utilize our video. Hope you love your new stove.
Ooh the oven saga continues!! I can't believe how difficult the whole thing has been for you guys. What an ordeal - taking the whole thing apart. I hope you get it sorted in part 3! I totally think you should do a video with the captions when you feel better. It is always good to release content how you wanted it to be! But even if you don't I enjoyed this video and am so impressed with you getting the videos out regardless!
Thanks so much. Tomorrow's video gets to see the install process.
I have to thank you for this video, when the parts came in I watched it a couple times and all went well. I didn't have to call in a gas service technician to make it compatible with LP gas.
We are so glad you found it so helpful once your parts came in. We still love ours.
We filmed a new video about the oven to show the flames on our stove and broiler in the oven.
Sure is nice to get a second opinion - don't know why you were so kind as to video this, but it was way helpful and very appreciated! - my blessings to you and your family!!!
So glad you found it helpful. We love it still. Our only complaint is that the timer would beep forever if we didn't stop it.
Thank you so much for this video. Never would have been able to do this without it!
Glad it helped!
We just bought the floor model of the same oven so it didn't come with the kit to change it over to lp. I ordered it online and should be here next week and I'll be watching this video once more, Thanks so much it was very helpful
Glad it was helpful for you. 😁
this is really funny, love the christmas shirt and the lost screw. anyways i bought the same stove and read the directions and was so glad you posted this video so i could prepare for any problems. heading off to do it now. thank you!
There is a video from Christmas where the shirt was given - it was a priceless video so it worked perfectly in this video as well. I'm so glad that this video helped you. We have 3 videos about the stove and this is just one of them. :) Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed the humor in this, you'll probably get a kick out of the other videos on our channel too. Have a great day.
How did your conversion go? There is a new stove related video showing the flames on each burner and the broiler tube as well for reference.
Thank you! Your video was clear and helpful.
You're very welcome. Did you find yourself in the same situation having to change out everything?
Thank you, detailed video make it very easy
Glad to be of assistance. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video!
You're welcome. Did you recently purchase this stove model?
Cheers for the warning at the beginning about dropping those dang screws haha. I made sure to throw a towel down and the screws luckily fell into it a half dozen times as I fumbled. Have you been tempted yet to use one of those slightly larger nat gas orifices for a btu boost on the cook top? I'm curious but scared to try. Anyway, thanks for the vid, it helped a ton.
Thanks, glad it helped! :) Honestly, the amount of heat it puts out seems perfect as is. We think that the owners of our previous stove may have left them all installed for Nat Gas. The problem with our old stove was that Low was High and High was Nuclear! When boiling water we even would set the pot to one side of the burner because the heat would hit the handle so hard that it melted some of the harder plastic handles. So no, I have not been tempted yet to try that. If I did, however, it would probably be on the griddle one. But we don't use the griddle often and when we do then using it seemed to work fine. Thanks again for watching.
I saw that and put a towel down to cover holes. Worked
We just bought the same stove from Lowe’s. No mention on any material on website, salesman or anything about have to do all all this. I even told salesman I had propane. Lowe’s doesn’t even have anyone that will come put and do this after talking with manager. Called Samsung and they said the only place that mentions conversion is in warranty. There should be more regulation by someone to make sure people knows about this before purchasing.
We 100% agree! They should let people know. We assumed it was LP and wouldn't need a conversion until we started reading. The conversion information is in one of the manuals. We managed just fine with the conversion, but I do believe that the company you get your propane from could also do the conversion for you as well if you find yourself unable to do it.
We LOVE our stove though. Only ONE complaint is that the timer is so loud and lasts until you turn it off so if you're on the toilet when the timer beeps it has to beep until you are able to get back to it., but we haven't looked through the manual to see if we could turn that down somehow or change a setting in there. However, I doubt it. Once you get it installed - it's absolutely fantastic. We even use the griddle to hold our large cooking utensils when we're cooking on the stove top.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk another thing when you ignite I wish it went from low to high. Because when you ignite it the flame burst wide open.
Your settings are probably off. Ours isn't wide open like that. I'll have my husband look at your comment later to see if he can give some feedback for you
@@TheProjectHelpDesk also. Did y’all have to adjust the burner shutters for flames? It’s the last step in instructions. Thanks for your help. We have black smoot all in our stove. It’s the hardest to get off
@@thestonehousefarm1942 No, we did not have to. In our case, when we did the flame check, our flames were the proper amount of Blue. We have not had any issues with soot or smoke. So our shutters are all in the original locations that they arrived in. I assume that they start in the high settings so that they have maximum gas flow for the igniter to prevent a gas buildup on one side of the eye. But that is a total guess. It would be nice if they started on Low instead of high though. Especially since we we do most of our cooking on the lower setting. We are actually about to upload an additional video showing the flame heights and look of our burners. Just in case that helps anyone.
I just did the same thing ( Samsung and model) just vice-versa LP to natural gas. I think i need to adjust the air shutter on oven burner (bottom) cause it's orange color not blue color. Thx for the video.
I'll have the husband look at this when he wakes up. I'm surprised it came with LP and not natural. I'm not sure if the blue tips are an L.P. thing or not. Stay tuned for the husband's response. Have you been able to use your stove yet? If So, what did you make?
Yeah an adjustment to the shutter sounds like it's needed. Orange bad - blue good. You're welcome for the video.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk , I bought it from someone that had it hooked up for LP but it came with the orifices to switch back to natural gas. I couldn't really pass it up. Year old for $350
@@user-up3xc1np4g that is a fantastic deal.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk, I tore into it. Took the bottom two covers off above the burner and started it up w/o the door on by pushing (😬) in the safety switch. The orange color I was seeing was from the igniter box. The flames were blue with a hit and miss of orange flame but mostly blue flames. I think I'm good. Thx for the quick response and your for your opinion and for your time and help. Have a wonderful day. Thx again
Q: Can removing the 3 easy screws on the bottom to swap the bake jet be done safely or?
Asking because my stove is used and one drip pan screw doesn't want to come out. Thanks
If it is the ones I am thinking of, then I 'THINK' the answer is yes. Basically anything that is screwed together should safely come apart. And the valve parts can be seen/accessed from both top and bottom to some degree. I remember thinking, after going in from one direction, that I could have just gone the other direction easier. So I would recommending doing a lot of stare testing first but I think you can safely go from the other direction to bypass the stripped screw.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk I tried the 3 screws up under the bottom of the oven to get to the bake jet and no go. The tube attached to the jet won't move because the gas lines are screwed to the body of the oven.
I managed to get the stuck screw out by letting penetrant soak overnight, then using a rubber band between the screw and screwdriver. Worked great. The rest went just like in your video!
@@brianrichardson24 Dang. Glad it worked out in the end. I guess that explains why the instructions had us go through the top even though it 'looked' so accessible from the bottom. Thanks for passing that along in case someone else has that question.
I've a Samsung NX60A8711QN/AA gas range that I needed to add LP orifices to.. One orifice was cross threaded and v awkward to reach and wouldn't come out. The burner is beneath the drip tray and trying to get at the burner seems impossible as the tray underneath when disassembled is connected to wiring and gas line. So much for the drip tray just popping out. All this to remove a hard to reach 1/2oz orifice. Where could I even get a service manual to know how to get at the burner? Thanks.
If you search for that model number & service manual, you should be able to find it. My husband is at work right now, but let me know if you aren't able to find it and I'll have him dig into it later when he gets home from work. I do remember the lovely time he had switching out the orifices inside the oven. (saracasm in full force).
You didn’t show the broiler and oven orifices (the locations)
The locations are sort of hidden. We couldn't get the camera into location to show them. Later today we will look to see if we can pinpoint that location for you. Unfortunately the wife was extremely sick while filming and editing this [kidney stone and UTI] so bending, holding a camera, and pointing to the exact spot she couldn't see from outside the stove proved impossible.
For some reason after the conversion our oven is not gettinn the propane to heat.
If it is new then maybe something was broken from the factory? Assuming the burners ignite and the flames look correct then maybe a thermostat or a control board was bad? There could be any number of things. Since I am not a licensed professional I would suggest you might want to reach out to one in that case.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk After your comment - We had someone come out - the regulator was 'stuck'. Once that was fixed it worked! YAY! :)
@@intuitivechoices4049 yah so glad you got that figured out.
Can stove use without current
The top burners can, yes. You can simply turn on the gas and light it with a match. The oven itself, however, cannot. It uses an electrically powered igniter to ignite the gas instead of a pilot light like they used to use. And that igniter is tied in to a gas shutoff valve. So when the power is out, so is the oven.
For those who need to convert their stove to natural gas, Samsung will supply the orifices for free as long as you pay for shipping.
The natural gas orifces were on ours and we had to convert to L.P.. But the orfices were included and we didn't need to order the orfices thank goodness. It was in one of the packaging inside the stove if I recall correctly. Did you not find both sets of orfices in yours? And good to know if someone can't find them, Samsung will send them.
amigo once you change out the orifices is there any adjustments requiered ? I bought a Samsung nx60811 in California and it's now in Baja
In our case all we had to do was switch the regulator and then switch the orifices. After doing those two things everything worked fine. The instructions include steps to adjust the shutters 'if needed' but in our case our flames looked correct and no adjustments were needed.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk thanks be safe
We have an updated video showing the flames on the stove & the broiler if you are interested in looking at that.
ua-cam.com/video/F-ckDGsTrZ4/v-deo.html
Did the LP. Conversation kit come with your oven?
It did. All or the orfices were included. Only extra thing we had to purchase www a new line to connect the oven to the wall [because the old one was very old and previously done very poorly so we wanted to make sure we had a brand new line]. I will double check with my husband but I believe that is accurate.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk thanks for the reply and the video! Very helpful
He says that is accurate.
would you want to sell me the old natural gas burner jets? we are getting a samsung that is on propane and have natural gas.
We are keeping ours just in case we ever need them or decide to sell it. But you can buy them on eBay and Amazon. They seem to be ridiculously expensive for they are. Although some sellers are cheeaper than others. I would recommend getting an exact part number for your model as some of them may look like the ones you need but the actual hole could be a slight bit different in size. One of those things that isn't worth the gamble.
@@TheProjectHelpDesk thank you.
Poor video! He says to switch the orface but he does NOT let you see which side of the orface is for gas or propane. I am trying to convert an older stove and don't know which side it is starting on
There were two different orfaces. The one that came on this brand new stove was for natural gas and the one on the card was for propane. It wasn't a case of flipping an orface. It was a whole new orface. My husband may have more to add a little later, but that's my vague recollection of when we did this. I was extremely under the weather when I filmed and edited this so I might not be remembering correctly. But I feel like the stove came with a card that had the LP orfaces. You may need to purchase new ones for conversion.
Did you mean the piece on the regulator valve itself. The one on the bottom, underneath?
@@TheProjectHelpDesk yes. He just says to flip it but he doesn't show you which side he's flipping it to
@@TheProjectHelpDesk and yes the one at the back of the stove down by the regulator
@@TheProjectHelpDesk I need to know is it already on propane or is it on natural gas