Estate Tube Or Fitting

This fitting tube connects a section of appliance tubing to the service plumbing to restore a sealed fluid path and prevent leaks. It's a direct-replacement plumbing fitting used where small-diameter tubing joins a fixed port. What it does

• Forms a secure connection between tubing and a plumbing port to maintain water/condensate flow
• Stops symptoms like visible leaks, pooling water, or reduced fill/drain performance when the original fitting is damaged
• Provides the proper interface for OEM tubing size and routing in the appliance
• Helps restore normal operation without altering factory plumbing

• One fitting tube

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Drain remaining water from lines to reduce mess and pressure before removing old fitting
• Hand-start fittings then tighten to OEM torque; avoid over-tightening which can crack ports or tubing
• Inspect connections for leaks after restoring water and power; re-tighten if needed

This metal gas tubing connects the appliance's gas supply components to deliver fuel safely to burners or the oven. It restores proper fuel routing for reliable ignition and consistent burner performance. What it does:

• Provides a sealed pathway for natural gas or LP from the valve to the manifold or burner assembly
• Restores proper gas flow when tubing is cracked, corroded, or visibly damaged
• Helps stop symptoms such as gas odor near the appliance, weak or no burner ignition, or inconsistent flame
• Designed to match OEM shape and fittings for a correct fit and secure connection

• Turn off the gas supply and electricity to the appliance before starting work
• Only install where tubing and fittings match the original; use correct flare/nipple fittings as required
• Tighten connections per manufacturer guidance; check all joints with a soap solution or approved leak detector (do not use an open flame)

3/8 to 9/16