How do you adjust the primary air on a range top burner. Kitchen aid KGRA806PSS propane range

remove your knob for tht burner and look inside the switch stem and there is a small flat head screw.. Turn tht with the burner on and you will see it adjust... ;)

Yellow usually means more air than gas mixing at the burner. The top of the stove lifts off. There are adjustment screws in front of every burner. Turn the burner on after first locating the screw. Turn the adjustment screw until desired flame is achieved. You want a flame with a yellow tip and the body of the flame blue. Please be very careful not to get burned. Hope this helps.

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Check your gas supply is not running too low and then check for leaks, Let me know if this helps.

The spuds need adjustment on the top burner gas valves. The oven safety valve needs adjustment too. Get a good fitting wrench and tighten down the spuds till the yellow goes away. Adjust the air shutters as needed.
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Hello. Please advise if your unit is supposed to run on propane, at the bottom of the oven door is a smaller panel, depending on age, it either lifts slightly, and then folds down, or clearly has screws on the front. Your Model/rating plate is behind this, either on the back of the panel, a tag screwed to the frame, or on the bottom ledge of this area. It should state what gas the unit is meant for, propane or natural. If it was not converted to run on propane, or made to run on propane, this is your problem. If it was built/converted for propane I would suggest you contact your propane supplier, or a restaurant service company to look at it, it would require a few specialized tools, pressure testing, orifice size req., and burner BTU. to go much further than cleaning the dust out of the burner, and cleaning the orifice.

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check that the bake ignitor is drawing min 3 amps. if not change ignitor. if its ok yellow flame is not enough air for the amount of gas. check the orface(small brass fitting on valve) hole to make sure its clean. if yes adjust air shutter on burner

propane is higher pressure than natural gas, there should be some orifices on the stove for the top burners, some have them near the top in a metal clip, some have them in a lower location, usually you can see them from the back of the stove. the oven and broiler may only need "tightened down", and the air blend will probably need adjusting for "flame color", you don't want yellow flame tips, good luck!

I have a G.E. natural gas cook top. All 4 burners have a lot of yellow flame all of a sudden. Is there an adjustment for this I could make? Please explain the best you can.

there are two considerations for burner height. 1) the gas adjustment screw on the knob and 2) the gas-air mixture to the burner. establish a flame and adjust the screw for a standing flame at the burner. adjust the gas-air ratio orifice so that the flame has no yellow tips.