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Old 10-05-2021, 03:36 PM   #1
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Norcold Propane Line

Is there a method or instruction on how to replace the rubber gas line feeding the back of the Norcold refrigerator.
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Old 10-05-2021, 04:23 PM   #2
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Are you asking how to do it or where to find a replacement? Threaded fittings usually have gas type teflon tape on the threads.

You should check with a local propane distributor who could either make the needed line or tell you who could make it for you.
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Thank you for getting back to me.
I should have included the following information. It is a 2018 Jayco 31 P. The line is leaking where it is crimped into the flare nut that screws onto the burner pipe. I am curious how to get the old one out to install a new on. How is it routed. Looks like it goes down the side of the refer….then where?
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Not sure about class A, but my class C has a manifold supplying all gas lines, underneath thats accessible by crawling under the motorhome. I can follow the main line out of the tank, to this manifold, then all the separate branches off of it.

If you get that far, maybe you can tug on the line out of the refer and see which moves on the manifold.

Replacing-
keep new line sealed if feeding though anything, dont get crap in it.
may need to connect new line to old to feed if extreme angles in feed.
is it compression fittings? no need for teflon if so (others may disagree).
not compression, use teflon gas as @RogerR states.
take care not to over tighten fittings.
check for leaks with soapy water.
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