[Andrew.99]

I was able to disconnect the the dryer but I’m a little unsure where to place each wrench on the supply side to finish removing the line. Any help is appreciated.

 

[Norm202]

Put your wrench on the valve and another one on the nut next to it. You're going to push down on the nut to remove it from the valve. You will then have the option to cap off the valve end or buy new flex pipe and fitting for a new install.

 

[Andrew.99]

Put your wrench on the valve and another one on the nut next to it. You're going to push down on the nut to remove it from the valve. You will then have the option to cap off the valve end or buy new flex pipe and fitting for a new install.

Put your wrench on the valve and another one on the nut next to it. You're going to push down on the nut to remove it from the valve. You will then have the option to cap off the valve end or buy new flex pipe and fitting for a new install.

Thank you! So, here and here?

 

[chandler48]

Yes. That will leave you a male fitting to put a cap on.

 

[Norm202]

No! Disreguard my like. Move over to the left one nut.
You can also remove the flare nut just to the right. But it's better to toss those and start fresh with new flex and fittings.

 

[Andrew.99]

No! Disreguard my like. Move over to the left one nut.
You can also remove the flare nut just to the right. But it's better to toss those and start fresh with new flex and fittings.

I appreciate your guys’ responses! So green arrows?

 

[chandler48]

It's going to be just as easy for you to find a flare cap in 1/2" (red arrows) as it will be an ipf cap (green arrows), so either way will work for plugging it. BUT, it will be easier to just unscrew the end fitting on the flex and install a flare cap.

 

[Norm202]

Yes the green arrows. Personnally I prefer to repalce as opposed to reusing flare fitting.

 

[Andrew.99]

Thank you guys! Much respect