Landlords gas safety
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I haven't gone out to the van to look- but doesn't the 'Essential Guide' suggest listing the new (less than 12 month appliance) on the CP12 and show it as 'not tested' with the install date etc?
Of course, in reality, that appliance could be up to two years old before its actually tested.
Of course, in reality, that appliance could be up to two years old before its actually tested.
chr15 you have a good point, i like you approach to the L.L.G.S.C, when to comes to bbu and other open flued appliances you have to be sure, after all we are giving these appliance the all clear for 12 months,
letter box opening i class them as A.R and turn the appliance off. isssue paperwork ect....
my boss does`nt, I`am 100% on how to class them, they are A.R through and through.
how does everyone class them?
letter box opening i class them as A.R and turn the appliance off. isssue paperwork ect....
my boss does`nt, I`am 100% on how to class them, they are A.R through and through.
how does everyone class them?
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sorry just rad the rules i can`t` hijack someones topic, sorry
brentwood i`am sure your right, makes sense.
brentwood i`am sure your right, makes sense.
DIA is rather misleading you !
Technically he is correct that if the new boiler was installed six months ago then it does not need to be tested when the next LSC is done.
However if it is not tested then it still has to be tested when it is 12 months old.
In reality it should be tested at the next CP 12 after the new boiler is fitted.
If an RGI refuses to issue a CP12 because he thinks an appliance should be serviced then most landlords I come across would not pay him and would just look for an East European RGI who would gladly issue the CP 12 without further adoo.
Tony
Technically he is correct that if the new boiler was installed six months ago then it does not need to be tested when the next LSC is done.
However if it is not tested then it still has to be tested when it is 12 months old.
In reality it should be tested at the next CP 12 after the new boiler is fitted.
If an RGI refuses to issue a CP12 because he thinks an appliance should be serviced then most landlords I come across would not pay him and would just look for an East European RGI who would gladly issue the CP 12 without further adoo.
Tony
Er no, I think that should be "before" they run outdia said:
Brentwood I'm sure you're right.
Pretty sure letter box is AR
No "third seal" is a mess - depends on original instructions, "practicalities"...
Whether fires have to fixed to a wall is hard - depends on original instructions...
corgiman i shut down what i must by law. no one will get me DONE, i`am a corgi engineer,
letter box open have you never seen one?
it is what it sounds like a letter box shaped hole in the chimeny breast. and the appliance is mounted with the spigot going through it.
illegal gas fitting classed a A.R
letter box open have you never seen one?
it is what it sounds like a letter box shaped hole in the chimeny breast. and the appliance is mounted with the spigot going through it.
illegal gas fitting classed a A.R
plumber (new blood) said:
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I get you and your right, just wonder why your bossman does not thinks so??
Thanks for that, I had a brain fart there
PS you may as well service the bloody things while doing a cp12. how much longer does it take, you have to strio a bbu anyway so service it
cor we love a row dont we
yeah you have a good point corgiman, if it needs a service to operate safely it should get one, i`am always being push by my boss to be in and out of a job, so i would have to shut an appliance done if i did`nt have time. its a production line at my firm. boss has a moan when he sends me to service 3 fires a boiler in one house and i ant done in an hour
I agree with you corgiman-might as well service them while your there-not a case of refusing to issue CP12 to the landlord,most landlords I've dealt with don't know the difference anyway,all they're interested in is the bit of paper.
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