Paul,

Are the top burners working properly ?

If you had a bad regulator, or did not convert the regulator properly, you'd have the same problem with the top burners as you do with the oven burner.

I've seen this happen on another brand of range, and you may want to check this ?

Remove the oven burner oriface and look inside the gas valve outlet and see if the LP pin is there(the pin looks like a 3 bladed arrowhead with a hole in the center).

If it's not there we will have to research the manufacturers parts screen and get you a LP oriface for the bake burner valve.

If it is there, check to make sure it's not bent,or clogged, you can try to pull it out a milimeter or two so that it seats on the inside of the oriface hood properly.

Drop us a line with what you find, or if you need more assistance.

Good Luck,

:) :) :)

Paul,

In most cases,

Flame size and characteristics do change with a conversion to LP gas, But not as much as you're describing.
(your top burners could be operating properly).


Basically, as long as the flame is "blue" in color, with no "yellow" or "orange " tipping you have the proper fuel / air mixture and acceptable pressure.

You would probably be best off having your LP gas company check your gas pressure at the inlet to the regulator (11 to 12 WCI maximum).

And operating pressure in the range (10 WCI) under a load (all burners on).

I would check for the LP pin in the bake valve first (per my previous post).

Good Luck,

:) :) :)