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Two different ends of the gas elbow
Just replacing the kitchen gas hob for a new one. It comes with a
right-angled pipe (an elbow), one end of which goes into the hob and one end into the copper supply pipe. The *threaded* part of one end of the right-angled pipe is about 4mm longer than the threaded part of the other end. Would it be the *longer* threaded part that goes into the hob or the *shorter* threaded part? Since I was supplied with a rubber washer to go into the hob connection joint, should I use gas tape on both the threaded ends of the right-angle pipe. Thanks for advice. |
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