# How to Convert a Gas Grill to Run on House Propane
Natural gas (NG) grills utilize low-pressure natural gas to cook your food. Sometimes homes come equipped with only propane gas, also known as liquid petroleum (LP). If you have a NG grill but only propane in your home, you can convert the grill from natural gas to LP with a simple conversion kit, which should come with a new propane regulator, hose and connector. Before starting ensure the propane tank is completely turned off.
Things You'll Need
- Screwdriver
- Wrench
- Propane conversion kit
Instructions
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Use the wrench to remove the NG regulator on the grill. Screw the propane regulator in its place.
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Unscrew the control panel from your grill with the screwdriver and lift the panel away. Unhook the burner from the control knob assembly under the panel. Slip the propane orifice fittings over the control knobs, using the wrench.
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Tighten the propane burner orifices over the regular NG orifices with the wrench. Slide the burners back into the control knobs.
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Unscrew the old NG hose and connecter from the grill and attach a new propane hose and connecter. Tighten with the wrench.
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