Thermador Cooktop Tube Or Fitting

This is a gas tube or connector used in a range or cooktop to route gas from the supply line to the burner assembly. It ensures a secure, leak-free connection for proper gas flow. Replace this part if you detect a gas smell near the appliance, experience uneven flame, or notice visible damage or corrosion on the existing tube.

Gas supply tube connects gas line to range burners. Replace if cracked, kinked, damaged, or leaking. Installs between supply valve and burner assembly.

1/4" gas supply tubing connects your range's gas line to the valve. Replace when damaged, cracked, leaking, or during valve service for safe operation.

This is a small gas tube elbow connector used in the pilot or burner gas supply line of a range or cooktop. It routes gas between components, typically connecting the gas valve to the pilot assembly or burner. Replace this tube if it is corroded, cracked, or if you detect a gas smell near the burner area, which may indicate a leak at the connection point.

Gas supply tube for cooktops. Connects gas source to burner assembly. Replace if cracked, kinked, damaged, or leaking to restore safe gas flow.

Replacement gas tubing assembly that routes fuel between the valve and burner manifold. Needed when original tubing is damaged, cracked, or leaking.

Gas tube for cooktop burner assembly. Connects gas supply to burner components. Replace if cracked, damaged, or leaking. Essential structural part.

This 90° elbow fits fluid/gas lines, providing a compact right-angle connection between a 3/8" male NPT fitting and a 5/16" tubing. It helps route lines neatly and prevent kinks in tight appliance spaces. What it does:

• Creates a sealed right-angle transition from 3/8" male NPT to 5/16" soft or hard tubing
• Used where space requires a compact turn in water, refrigerant, or drainage lines
• Can reduce stress on hoses and tubing that would otherwise bend sharply
• Common replacement when fittings leak, vibrate, or become corroded

• Inspect mating threads and tubing for damage; replace any worn seals or ferrules before installing
• Hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with appropriate wrench — do not overtighten
• Use thread sealant or tape only if specified for the application; follow appliance manufacturer guidance
• Disconnect power and water/gas supply and relieve system pressure where applicable before servicing