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Replace a cracked, worn, or missing burner orifice spud on your cooktop. This brass fitting controls gas flow to the burner and may need replacement.

The cooktop gas burner orifice holder is the threaded brass or metal fitting that houses the small orifice through which gas flows to each burner on your cooktop. It precisely controls the amount and direction of gas reaching the burner to produce a consistent flame. Replace this part if a burner produces a weak, uneven, or yellow flame, or if the holder is visibly cracked or corroded.

Burner won't ignite or flame is uneven? This orifice spud secures the burner orifice and directs gas flow for consistent ignition and flame performance.

Fix uneven flames or incorrect burner heat output with this cooktop burner orifice spud. Controls gas flow to burners for proper flame adjustment.

Burner won't light or stay lit? This gas valve controls fuel flow to your cooktop burners. A common fix for ignition issues, moderate DIY repair.

Replacement orifice holder for gas cooktops. Secures the gas orifice in place within the burner assembly. Order a new holder if damaged or missing.

This orifice holder secures the gas orifice in your cooktop burner assembly. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to properly mount the orifice.

This gas tubing is the replacement connector used to route fuel safely between the appliance's gas system components. Restores a secure gas path so the appliance can light and run reliably when the original tube is damaged. What it does

• Transfers natural or LP gas between the manifold, valve, or burner assembly to maintain proper fuel flow.
• Replaces cracked, bent, or corroded tubing that can cause gas leaks or prevent burners/oven from lighting.
• Helps stop visible gas smell and supports normal ignition when properly installed.
• Fits where the OEM tubing design is specified for safe, leak-free operation.

• One gas tubing connector

• Installation should follow the appliance's service manual; turn off gas supply and electrical power before starting.
• Use thread sealant or fittings specified by the manufacturer; do not use makeshift repairs or incompatible materials.
• After installation, perform a leak test with a soapy-water solution or approved gas leak detector and check for proper ignition.