Allpoints F92-0659 Regulator Conversion Spring Nat to Lp

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS F92-0659 is a regulator conversion spring that converts gas valve regulators from natural gas to liquid propane (LP) operation. This small but critical component seats inside the valve body and alters the regulator spring tension to match LP delivery pressure requirements. It is designed for use in commercial cooking and food service equipment gas valves and is typically installed by a licensed commercial kitchen technician or gas appliance service tech. The part ships as a single unit and weighs approximately 0.01 pounds.

This conversion spring is used in White Rodgers valve series 36C, 36D, 36E, 36F, and 36G. It is intended for commercial food service applications including fryers, kettles, and ovens. Confirmed equipment compatibility includes American Range Fryer models AF-25, AF-45, and AF-75; Cleveland Kettle KGM with manual ignition; Imperial Fryer IFP and IFS; Keating Fryer models 20, BB, CC, TS, and 18 UP; Southbend Kettle Series KSLG with electronic ignition; and Southbend Oven Series XE and XSE. For the reverse conversion from LP to natural gas, use part H1307 or ALLPOINTS 51-1358.

Key Features

• Converts White Rodgers 36-series gas valves from natural gas to liquid propane service
• Direct OEM-style replacement for listed commercial cooking equipment
• Compatible with both manual and electronic ignition valve configurations
• Compact form factor fits within the existing valve regulator cavity
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed for White Rodgers valve series 36C, 36D, 36E, 36F, and 36G. Confirmed equipment fitment includes American Range Fryer AF-25, AF-45, AF-75; Cleveland Kettle KGM (manual ignition); Imperial Fryer IFP and IFS; Keating Fryer 20, BB, CC, TS, and 18 UP; Southbend Kettle Series KSLG with electronic ignition; and Southbend Oven Series XE and XSE. For LP to natural gas conversion, reference part H1307 or ALLPOINTS 51-1358.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a qualified gas appliance technician or licensed service professional in accordance with local codes and the equipment manufacturer's service manual. Shut off the gas supply and verify zero pressure at the valve before disassembling the regulator. Do not substitute springs across valve families, as incorrect spring tension will result in improper outlet pressure and unsafe operation.