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Hi. I've just moved into a house with a gas cooker already in there. However I can't figure out what connector I need to connect the gas hose to the cooker. Please see the picture attached.
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Does anyone have any ideas what I need to make the connection?
Cheers,
Lee
 
you need a gsr technician to do it safetly and comply with the gas regulations!
 
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