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TAYLORSTEPHE | 16:56 Wed 02nd Aug 2006 | Home & Garden
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how do i change my gas cooker to bottled gas
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My parents have a holiday home in a rather remote location and have both a bottled gas cooker and fridge.

The cooker is a standard Indesit cooker, the only difference being a change to the connector at the end of the pipe from the cooker ensuring a safe and secure connection to the bottle.

I am sure it is no more complicated than that. The fridge on the other hand is far more complicated arrangement thus it was custom purchased.
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Be very careful. I'm surprised by Ongelofelijk's reply. Natural (mains) gas and bottled gas are at different pressures, and require a change to the gas/air mixing orifice size as well as the connector. A conversion can be carried out, but many manufacturers might pretend they don't have the bits - they want to sell you a new cooker instead. Not a DIY job either, and you could have a problem finding a CORGI engineer who's willing to do it for you.
Oops, sorry Eddie - my typing was slower than yours!

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