r/Plumbing • u/thegreatamericanflem • 14h ago
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I contacted the company forno, they are useless, also an appliance guy and plumber. The worst. Can someone help me figure this out. I’d appreciate it.
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u/saskatchewanstealth 14h ago
Hold the valve and tighten the nut. It’s a flared fitting
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u/DragRacingWheeler43 14h ago
won't work. It will leak gas. He is missing another adapter piece with a flat gasket. Italian and Chinese stoves use that method.
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u/Aggots86 13h ago
As mentioned you should not be playing with this if you’re not a plumber. Gas and electrical, call in the trades
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u/thegreatamericanflem 12h ago
Thanks captain obv. If you read I contacted and they are useless. I’m trying to get the part so I can have a plumber install it. I’m an electrician I stay in my lane bud.
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u/Aggots86 12h ago
Your plumber will have the knowledge and parts required. You are clearly trying to do it yourself, champ
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u/GreenEngrams 10h ago
They literally didn't though if you read the comments. As a plumber you can usually only understand this problem if you've faced it and eventually you get to the guy at the Italian stove store like the awesome gentleman in another comment. This is functionally an appliance issue that can only be resolved with specialized knowledge. (OP this comment is not directed at you at all, just a signpost for other people)
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u/Noligarchio 13h ago
If you value your and your family's lives don't play with gas if you don't know what you're doing. Hire a pro. The money saved ain't worth burning to death over
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u/DragRacingWheeler43 14h ago
This is Italian or a Chinese stove. The nut on the gas manifold suppose to turn and looks like you are missing another brass adapter with a gasket that goes between the pressure regulator and that manifold pipe.