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Originally Posted by lazy_programmer
When the builder did my house, I had to buy and install a quick connect/disconnect coupler to the hookup. In this image: https://www.handymanhowto.com/wp-con...t-Coupling.jpg it's labeled quick disconnect coupling. The hose that typically comes with your bbq will need that connection type. It's pretty easy to install, just apply the appropriate sealant (like pipe dope) around the threads and screw on the coupler, test for leaks by brushing some soapy water around the connection and open the gas value. If no bubbles appear, you connection is good. |
I think they already did this for us. I don't know the terminology but on the end of each gas output there's a thing that I can push up that would allow me to connect a gas hose. It seems to look very similar to the quick connect so I'm assuming it actually is a quick connect.