Range Tube Or Fitting

Gas supply tube for gas ranges. Connects gas valve to burner manifold. Replace if cracked, damaged, or leaking. Essential structural component.

Gas supply tube for gas ranges. Connects gas line to burner manifold. Replace if cracked, damaged, or leaking. Essential for safe gas flow to cooktop.

Gas supply tube for ranges. Connects the gas valve to burners. Replace if tube is kinked, cracked, or disconnected. Restores proper gas flow to cooktop.

Burner tube for the right rear position on your range cooktop. Replace if cracked, corroded, or damaged to restore proper gas flow to the burner head.

This replacement water tube delivers water from the household supply to the ice maker, restoring reliable filling and ice production. It replaces worn or cracked tubing that can cause leaks or prevent the ice maker from filling. What it does:

• Carries water to the ice maker fill valve so the ice maker can fill and form ice
• Stops and helps prevent leaks caused by cracked or brittle tubing
• Restores normal ice production when a damaged tube is keeping the ice maker from filling
• Helps ensure consistent dispenser or fill-line water flow when properly connected

• Turn off the refrigerator power and shut off the water supply before starting.
• Disconnect the ice maker and remove access panels as needed to reach the tube.
• Inspect fittings and replace any damaged clamps or seals; tighten connections to manufacturer torque where specified.
• After installation, restore water and power, then check carefully for leaks and confirm the ice maker fills normally.

Gas tubing for ranges and cooktops. Connects gas supply to burners. Replace if cracked, kinked, worn, or damaged to restore safe gas flow.

This threaded connector secures or joins short sections of tubing or hose on select appliances, restoring a tight, reliable connection. Use when the original nipple is corroded, stripped, or leaking. What it does:

• Provides a secure, threaded connection between tubing, hose, or fittings
• Maintains a sealed joint to help prevent leaks at the connection point
• Replaces damaged or worn nipples that can cause loose fittings or loss of flow
• Commonly used where a short, durable threaded coupling is required

• One nipple

• Disconnect power and shut off water or gas supply before servicing
• Inspect mating threads and replace any damaged seals or washers
• Hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with the appropriate wrench
• After installation, restore supply and check carefully for leaks during a test run