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Dear Valued Customer: Thank you for your inquiry regarding Whirlpool gas range model WFG510S0AS. Yes. This model can be converted for use with LP (Propane). The unit is manufactured with the conversion kit to do so as well. Thank you again for your inquiry. We appreciate and value your business!

im not sure- however, usually if you want to use a different fuel type for stoves/ovens, you have notify the company or who you are purchasing the appliance from prior to purchasing the item- in this case, bestbuy- before installing it due to fire/safety hazards that are best performed/administered by a licensed, professional technician. i for one wouldnt try to change the fuel type by myself unless i was a professional-other than that, i would say consult a pro on this one for best results

Any natural gas appliance can be switched just need to change the orifice. Get with a local appliance shop to insure you get the right stuff.. They are not expensive.

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Dear Valued Customer: Thank you for your inquiry regarding Whirlpool gas range model WFG510S0AS. Yes. This model can be converted for use with LP (Propane). The unit is manufactured with the conversion kit to do so as well. Thank you again for your inquiry. We appreciate and value your business!
Answered by TeamWhirlpool 12 years ago
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im not sure- however, usually if you want to use a different fuel type for stoves/ovens, you have notify the company or who you are purchasing the appliance from prior to purchasing the item- in this case, bestbuy- before installing it due to fire/safety hazards that are best performed/administered by a licensed, professional technician. i for one wouldnt try to change the fuel type by myself unless i was a professional-other than that, i would say consult a pro on this one for best results
Answered by TechGirl94 10 years ago
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Any natural gas appliance can be switched just need to change the orifice. Get with a local appliance shop to insure you get the right stuff.. They are not expensive.
Answered by Guywithnocause 11 years ago
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