Cooker disconnecting

[lmhud]

hi guys. I need my cooker taking out, it all ready except for the gas but I don’t know if it’s a push fit or not. Looks like it is but doesn’t seem to move.
Obviously I don’t want to force it so can anyone tell from the photo and will it require a gas fitter.
Thanks

 

[oldbutnotdead]

Looks like a bayonet - turn isolator off already done in the pic), thrust, turn, withdraw

 

[lmhud]

I try that but can’t gat it to even twist.

 

[ianmcd]

yes that is a bayonet connection, push fit is a completely different thing, that is designed to be disconnected by customers no need to be a gas fitter as you call it

 

[oldbutnotdead]

You'll need to push the bottom part up quite hard- it should move 5mm or so- before it will turn.

 

[lmhud]

Looks like a bayonet - turn isolator off already done in the pic), thrust, turn, withdraw

Or even thrust. But maybe I’m being over cautious.

 

[lmhud]

Can’t get it to move, definitely won’t push in . Is it just seized

 

[lmhud]

Definitely can’t push this in. Do they seize up ? Can I use wd40

 

[JohnD]

Definitely can’t push this in.

it is the knurled brass ring you're pushing upward, then turning, isn't it?

 

[lmhud]

Thank you all. Advice was spot on it was just seized, a pair of grips on the bottom and a couple of hard twists and out it popped.
Appreciate your help

 

[Deleted member 267285]

If your leaving it like that, you may want to spray with gas leak detection fluid to make sure it’s sealed sealed correctly. Also that cable looks close