GE Gas Range Altitude Conversion

[Dinzy]

Hi all, I'm looking for any info about installing the WB28X29255 high altitude propane conversion kit in a new GE gas range (JGBS86SPSS). The orifices were missing the paint to indicate which burner corresponds with the correct orifice in the kit. There were 17 orifices in the kit but the range only takes 8. Are the rest spares?

Thanks

[Shaphan Hawks]

I'm wondering the same. I have a conversion to do at 7000'

[Ananda]

GE did not publish Parts instructions for all of their high altitude orifice kits. so you won't be able to retrieve the instructions based on all of the part kit part numbers through their text message service for some part instructions.

The reason this forum post was ignored for so long is because it's in the wrong forum. There is a service manual request forum where you can ask people to look up the actual documentation and post it on appliantology called "Appliance Service Manual Requests Forum." Also it's very difficult to find missing GE part instructions because there's no direct way to search for them through GE's technical information site.

https://appliantology.org/files/file/11216-ge-part-installation-instructions-for-lp-high-altitude-conversion-kits-wb28x29255-and-jxbufs03/

 

 

Edited October 13 by Ananda