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You are talking about capping the other end of the silver supply line that was connected to the old dryer? The new dryer will be delivered tomorrow to be installed. Any problems with not capping it until then?

So then it is in the off position right now if the valve moves only 90 degrees CCW (which it was before the dryer was disconnected) which puts the lond end at 12 o'clock and 90 degrees CW (3 o'clock position right now) which the valve was moved to after being disconnected. I'm a bit confused...

The hand turns counterclockwise...so a 90 degree turn would have the long end in at the 12 o'clock position instead of the 3 o'clock position that it is in right now. What is CCW and CW? Before disconnecting it was 90 degrees from where it was...so at that 12 o'clock position with the long end...

The gas dryer that was connected to this valve was recently sold and before that the yellow valve was in north and south position. So before disconnecting the end that goes to the dryer I turned the value to the way it is showing right now in the picture attached. Since the flow of the gas comes...