Parts for Dcs CTD-365-70692: Gas Train Parts

The Jet Holder is an OEM part for Fisher & Paykel gas ranges. It holds the jet orifices responsible for gas combustion.

The jet holder positions the jets exactly where needed for consistent burner flames, resulting in dependable heating performance. Its calibrated orifices control gas intensity and distribution across each burner.

Causes for jet holder issues include warping or damage after extended heating and cooling cycles. Residues may also accumulate and disrupt gas flow.

Symptoms of a problematic jet holder involve:

• Unpredictable or irregular burner flame patterns
• Hot and cold spots on cooktop that affect results
• Excessive noise or flames that appear too high/low
• Difficulty achieving consistent temperatures for recipes

This jet holder secures a dishwasher spray jet in place to direct wash water for proper cleaning coverage. Replacing a damaged holder restores spray alignment and helps improve wash performance. What it does:

• Secures and positions a spray jet/nozzle so water sprays to the correct area
• Keeps the jet stable during spray arm rotation and dishwasher operation
• Worn or broken holders can cause weak or misdirected spray and uneven cleaning
• Used with dishwashing spray assembly components to maintain proper spray patterns

• One jet holder D

• Turn off power and water to the appliance before inspecting or replacing parts
• Access may require removing the lower spray arm or tub panels; follow OEM service instructions
• Inspect surrounding spray arm and seals for wear while replacing the holder
• Use only intended replacement parts to ensure correct fit and function

The JET HOLDER D, DMS #47 is an OEM part for Fisher & Paykel gas ranges and cooktops. It securely holds the jet orifice that meters gas flow to one of the rear burners.

Causes generally involve wear and environmental degradation over extended use. Mineral buildup or cracks in the plastic material interfere with precise flow control.

Symptoms of a problematic jet holder can include:

• Unstable or irregularly sized rear burner flames
• Burner response abnormal when adjusting heat settings
• Inability to achieve expected flame sizes on one rear burner
• Potential gas leaks at the jet holder connection point

This main center tube routes wash water to the dishwasher's spray assembly so dishes get a full, even clean. It replaces a cracked, clogged, or leaking tube to restore normal spray and circulation. What it does:

• Channels wash water from the pump to the center/spray assembly for proper distribution
• Prevents leaks and directs flow to upper/lower spray arms or manifolds
• Replaces tubes damaged by cracks, clogs, or warping that can cause weak spray or pooling
• Helps restore normal cleaning performance when spray coverage is reduced

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair
• Inspect seals, gaskets and clamps and replace as needed to ensure a watertight connection

This is the main right-front burner tube that channels fuel to the right-front burner, restoring proper flame delivery and consistent cooking performance. Use it to replace a bent, corroded, or damaged burner tube. What it does:

• Directs gas from the manifold/valve to the right-front burner for consistent ignition and flame shape
• Helps maintain even heating at the right-front cooking position
• Common symptoms that may indicate a bad tube: uneven or weak flame, burner failing to light reliably, visible damage or severe corrosion
• Restores proper burner operation when the original tube is cracked, clogged, or misshapen

• Turn off gas supply and electrical power before starting any service
• Inspect adjacent seals, gaskets, and fittings; replace if damaged
• Reassemble parts securely and test for leaks with a safe, approved method (do not use open flame)

This dual control valve regulates flow to two separate circuits, replacing a worn or leaking valve to restore proper fluid control and prevent leaks. It's a direct-replacement style part used where two independent flows are needed. What it does:

• Directs fluid to two separate outlets so each circuit operates independently
• Opens and closes ports to allow or stop flow as valves are energized
• A failing valve can cause weak/no flow to one circuit, continuous flow, or leaking
• Designed for OEM-fit replacement where dual-port valve assemblies are specified

• Disconnect power and shut off water/gas supply before servicing
• Drain lines and relieve pressure to avoid spills; catch residual fluid
• Tighten fittings to OEM torque and check for leaks after installation