Dyna glo ventless rmc50 ngt

ensure that is set for natural gas.
page 12 insert included battery.
page 18 lighting pilot.

https://www.manualshelf.com/manual/dyna-glo/ir30pmdg-1/installation-guide-english.html

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WARNING: This appliance is equipped for
(natural or propane) gas. Field conversion is not
permitted.

So the answer is No!

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I had the same issue. Iwent to the local harware store and bought heay duty mirror hangers. They work great for only a few bucks.

make sure you have the gas valve knob on turned to pilot while pressing that down while pushing the spark it should light or it is tripped on a safety like rollout switch or oxygen depletion sensor if equipped which all ventless heaters are

I'm sure you can, contact the manufacturer and ask if they have a natural gas jet or orfice for your model heater, these are usually very easy to replace.

thermocouples you can buy from any heating spares oulet or national energy a hone well is most common for useing as a replacement

Yes it is possible and a good idea. You need to have a regulator installed to reduce the pressure to the heater and this is a simple procedure. Contact your local Propane distributor and they will probably do this free to get your business.

Ray

Yes and most larger hardware stores will carry the parts ( it should only be a connector and a small adjustment...cost...maybe $6.00 to do