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Types of Stoves
Turning Off a Stove's Gas Supply
Disconnecting a Gas Stove's Flare Fittings
Removing a Gas Stove's Flare Fittings
Gas Stove Piping
Lifting an Oven With a Dolly
Installing a New Oven
Gas Stove Fittings & Thread Sealant
Installing Gas Stove Pipe Fittings
Installing Gas Stove Flare Fittings
Tightening a Stove's Gas Line
Testing Stoves for Gas Leaks
Positioning a Gas Line
Lighting a Gas Stove's Pilot Lights
Leveling a Gas Stove
Lighting an Oven's Bottom Pilot Light
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Summary: Avoid putting kinks in a gas stove when putting an oven in place. Learn how to position a gas line when installing an oven from a professional handyman in this free video on home appliances.
Mark Sullivan has been a handyman for over twenty years. He has professionally worked on several projects, including all facets of commercial, apartment, and office building...read more
"Now that we have hooked up our gas supply line and we tested it over here, we're going to test it everywhere else, just to ensure that we have no leaks. Now you want to test this with soapy water. And this looks pretty good, I'm seeing no leaks at all. Now you do not want to use a flame source to test these. Now that we have tested our gas supply flex line, we are prepare to move the oven back into position. We're going to carefully move it without kinking the gas hose, and we can just very carefully bend the hose, so that it's not hitting anything, and it's not up against anything at all really. Okay we'll just keep moving this oven into place, and properly positioning the gas line until the stove is in a good position. "
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