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Am i allowed to disconnect a gas hob myself
Anonymous user 28/02/2024 - 2.43 PM
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Anonymous user
Only a Gas Safe registered engineer is legally allowed to disconnect a hob.A ( tightness test )would be carried out once the gas hob has been disconnected and the pipework capped.Any open ends on gas pipework is classed as ( immediately dangerous )My advice,don`t do it unless you`re a gas safe engineer
Answered22 November 2011
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Anonymous user
do u own the house and is it just a bayonet fiiting
Answered22 November 2011
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ADR Property Maintenance
Rating: 5 out of 5
unless you are gas safe registerd NO
Answered22 November 2011
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Anonymous user
No sorry
Answered22 November 2011
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tm property services
Rating: 5 out of 5
not unless you are gas safe registered
Answered22 November 2011
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Anonymous user
If you're Gas Safe registered,then yes no problem.
Answered22 November 2011
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Anonymous user
Hi
No, your not allowed to disconect or conect any gas appliances unless you are on the Gas Safe Register and have the appliance training certified.
Regards
Dean
Answered22 November 2011
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Anonymous user
NO< for your own safety and that of others and other properties, please have Gas Safe workmen to do job, British Gas , with Gas you never no if theres a underlying problem, so be safe and let a professional deal with it. That way you can come back and tell us how it went and what you learnt.
Serious request-be sensible.......
Chris spence
Answered22 November 2011
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