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[fitz1]

re-assesment next week , how much has changed .

 

[Biggles..]

Installation volumes and purging is new for domestic

Vents and flues still the same.

Still do the controls rig but relays valve and a few others not used, zero governor added.

Cant think of any other changes except re-asses is less chances to get it right,not that you'll need em.

 

[wiggikins]

MP testing also!

 

[gas4you]

MP testing also!

Wouldn't bother, you never get a straight answer out of them and they're all liars

 

[wiggikins]

Bang right! They can't even lie straight in bed

 

[Biggles..]

MP testing also!

Must have slept through that bit last week.

 

[wiggikins]

NOT hard to do (sleep through it i mean) though!

 

[gasacs]

The use of the controls rig is not mandatory our centre get you to test all the controls (Except the zero governor and flame rec) on the appliances you find them on. We feel it is less daunting and more realistic of what you will find in the real world.

 

[ChrisR]

We only use the rig a little and nobody finds it hard.
No Medium Pressure any more.

Check your tightmess drops for bigger pipes and the 3 different meters - though you can of course look them up.

Remember you're allowed NO drop on ANY pipework, even if it's existing, and if you say a yellow flame is caused by too much air you get a poke in the eye with a blowlamp!

 

[WDIK]

We only use the rig a little and nobody finds it hard.
No Medium Pressure any more.

Check your tightmess drops for bigger pipes and the 3 different meters - though you can of course look them up.

Remember you're allowed NO drop on ANY pipework, even if it's existing, and if you say a yellow flame is caused by too much air you get a poke in the eye with a blowlamp!

Chris the rig i did was supposed to be able to sustain 16bar
when looking at the MIP and MOP somehow i managed to pass.

so now does anyone to buy some gas at 16bar

or should i try ebay?

 

[gasacs]

We only use the rig a little and nobody finds it hard.
No Medium Pressure any more.

Check your tightmess drops for bigger pipes and the 3 different meters - though you can of course look them up.

Remember you're allowed NO drop on ANY pipework, even if it's existing, and if you say a yellow flame is caused by too much air you get a poke in the eye with a blowlamp!

We actually still use the medium pressure on reassessment. It's not as bad as it was.... Don't forget depending on which certification body you use there may be a section on CO detectors.