Frigidaire Range Tube Or Fitting

The Supply Tube is an OEM part for Frigidaire gas ranges. It is a flexible metal tube that safely transports natural gas fuel from the household supply line to each burner assembly on the cooktop. 

Symptoms of a bad supply tube include: 

• Gas leaks at connections or along tube seams
• Inconsistent or weak burner flame levels
• Burners that light unevenly or not at all

Causes of failure can be cracking/corrosion of older tubing from regular heating/cooling cycles, damage from stove movement, or accidental kinks that reduce gas flow. 

Replace with this genuine Frigidaire supply tube to ensure a reliable source of fuel for each burner. It is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore gas ranges, providing years of dependable cooking performance. 

This manifold supply tube routes gas from the appliance's inlet/regulator to the burner manifold and valves. Replacing a damaged tube helps restore safe, consistent fuel delivery and reliable burner performance. What it does

• Channels gas from the regulator/inlet to the burner manifold/valve assembly
• Maintains proper fuel flow to multiple burners
• Replace if the tube is bent, cracked, corroded, or leaking
• Symptoms can include multiple burners not lighting or weak/uneven flames due to restricted flow

• 1 manifold supply tube

• Shut off the gas supply and disconnect electrical power before servicing
• Note the routing and orientation of the original tube to match bends and connections
• Use only approved practices for your fitting type; do not apply sealant to flare-seat connections
• After installation, perform a soap-and-water leak test on all joints; do not operate if bubbles appear

This tubing is the OEM thermo/safet capillary line used with the temperature sensing/thermal safety assembly. It transfers temperature information to the control so the appliance can maintain proper temperature and protect components. What it does

• Carries temperature feedback from the sensing bulb to the thermostat/thermal safety device
• Allows the control to react to temperature changes and open/close circuits as designed
• A damaged or kinked tube can cause inaccurate temperature sensing or control faults
• Common symptom: temperature not regulated or unit cycling irregularly when sensing line is compromised

• One thermo/safet tubing

• Install only if tubing and fittings match the original; avoid sharp bends or kinks in the line
• Handle the sensing bulb and capillary gently to prevent damage
• Disconnect power before attempting service; follow all safety and grounding procedures