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Agile, now I've responded to "you know who", I do come across good installs by independents and also some dangerous shockers. It's the luck of the draw, some are consciencious and others not. Where I really find issues is when independents attend breakdowns. Obviously there are those who are...

Well you let it all out,..it's quite apparent that you clearly don't understand your industry. A PRV IS a safety device!!! Much of your ramblings are pure fiction, any crediibility you had in your own little world there has evaporated. I doubt you could teach me anything mate. Never done BG...

Well thats because you chose not to accept advice from a BG engineer. Hopefully you accept my advice and move on to another company because you don't have confidence in this one.

like I'd take advice from a man in a dress...lol!

Here's the deal pablo, the prv is a safety device full stop. I've ID'd a chb because it wouldn't blow the pressure out, which was the correct thing to do. You must remember it's a safety device, play safe!!

Damn Nickso you're right, it's internal termination that is AR, but i do remember the brief. If ppl are so peeved with BG and are asking for advice elsewhere then there is clearly a crisis of confidence. It would be best for all that the customer sought another company. See how they get on when...

The engineer was covering for the clearly blind engineers that have visitedpreviously, this doesn't really matter one way or another to you, you should never actually have come on contract with that status. If you're not happy you should find an alternative company.

incorrect... it's not a BG policy. No one can turn a gas supply off without the owners consent. If it's of plastic or a material that could not with stand heat then it is At Risk

....and your point is?? Stick to the forum and the questions

Well he might as well get it fixed!!!

dunno why i used those quotes above for my post didn't mean to..apologies for any head scratching by anyone

Regarding the meter, BG aren't responsible for that, they merely supply your Gas. If you have a contract with BG i.e. First Fix, First visit there is a fixed charge for repair and then you monthly payment for cover for everything on your system from boiler thru rads, valves stats etc.. If he...

Well, I read the forum mate, just seems everything is gained via here oh and the name is a clue. Anyway it's a legitimate question ain't it?

I'm sure you mean temporarily seco? Just to clarify that to the diy-er

To avoid this sort of thing you really should get a contract with British Gas or another large company, gotta come back...and you can moan when the engineer gets to you late too!!

Tony are you gas safe mate

generically it should be between 1 - 1.5 bar but check the M.I.'s

I have the above shower fed by 15mm pipe. It worked ok for the last couple of years until recently. It seems that the water is absolutely scalding, if I turn it right down to about 3 or 4 it's acceptable but then the low pressure light comes on. Not sure if I've heard a kettling type noise in...

Exactly, 9 times out of 10 the valve is passing, however did have a faulty clock the other day so if there are no lights there it will be the valve passing

Martin ur bang on...it is the gas valve but this fella shouldn't b working on the boiler