How To Replace A Gas Supply Line

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Come along as I show you how to replace a stove gas supply line and check for any gas after installation.

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[sbhiggs]

Thank you for making and sharing this video.

[privacypreferred]

Exactly what I was needed. Thank you so much for uploading this.

[ttstartx]

I don't believe you need to use thread sealant on the compression end of the fitting, only on the non-flared end.

[c.robertson]

This is just what I was looking for. Thank you very much

[kamau]

Very helpful. A plumber quoted me $1300 to replace mine on a gas range top because the line ran to the hot water heater. Ridiculous, I found the hose for less than $80. Thank you!

[vicksingh]

thank you for the video, i was wondering, what do you do if you replace the gas line, and there's still leaks detected by my handheld meter?, but only at the connection site to the appliance

[adamkimo]

thank you I'm changing stove so this just what i need to know, thank you

[justinwalley]

Mine is too tight to break lose and I’m afraid I’m going to break the control valve off water heater in my attempt. Any advice?

[codex]

This might just be a silly question, but I just replaced my gas dryer with an electric one. I do need all the room I can get in my laundry as my new dryer is significantly bigger than the old one. Is it a possibility to have a tech come out and remove the gas line from the wall? That way I can push the dryer back up against the wall a bit more. Or do you feel this might be more trouble than what it's worth? Thanks!

[Miguel-gxtu]

Thanks for taking tour time and explaining this. Im about to go knock it out

[rashpalsingh]

If thread seals not coming with hose Wich one should I need to buy

[blueprintshappiness]

What happens when you have to keep disconnecting and reconnecting for a kitchen remodel? I have to do this 3 to 4 times once for the backsplash another time for the floors one time to have a new appliance installed. What then? Do I apply sealer?

[fdrpimp]

Great show! I'm trying to split my gas line so I can run a gas dryer as well as my gas range!! Any suggestions? Is the Shark Bite a possibility?

[yulwz]

Thank you for such helpful introduction!!!

[Longtrailside]

Kitchens coming along. Thanks for posting Jim.

[payers]

that is a compression fitting and should not have thread sealer as it could occlude the compression opening!!!

[LittleTut]

Thanks.. exactly what I was looking for. :))

[ronaldlogosso]

You are NEVER supposed use Pipe Dope on flared fittings.

[joemaldonado]

good job. remember to unplug the electric cord for safety....

[mikekelly]

Didn't find what I was looking for. One end of the new line has a internal valve. What end does it connect to, wall or stove?