NEXGRILL 120850002098 Grease Pan Assembly 31-5/8 Long 14-1/4 Wide
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1/4-inch access valve sold individually for refrigerator repairs
This Appliance Factory Parts SF8404P6 valve provides a 1/4-inch service port for refrigerant systems. It is sold individually so technicians can order the exact quantity required for a repair job.
The brass construction resists corrosion and maintains a reliable seal when gauges are attached and removed during routine maintenance. It is not intended for builders who need a bulk pack or a different port size.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Appliance Factory Parts |
| Part number | SF8404P6 |
| Product type | Refrigerator Replacement Parts |
The valve is a passive brass fitting with no moving parts, so it produces no audible noise and adds negligible heat to the refrigeration circuit.
You need a tubing cutter or hacksaw, a deburring tool, a 1/4-inch flare or braze kit, appropriate refrigerant-grade solder or flare nuts, and a vacuum pump with gauges for evacuation after installation.
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