Cooker disconnected- require a new certificate?

[SirGalahad]

So the cooker had to be disconnected whilst new kitchen units and walls are repaired. Do I need to have a new gas certificate to connect the cooker back up or will the existing certificate do?

 

[Agile]

Is this a gas hob? If so then needs to be reconnected by Gas Safe engineer ( RGI ).

If it is a free standing cooker connected with a bayonet fitting then anyone can reconnect it.

But all new gas pipework must be done and tested by an RGI.

Tony

 

[SirGalahad]

Is this a gas hob? If so then needs to be reconnected by Gas Safe engineer ( RGI ).

If it is a free standing cooker connected with a bayonet fitting then anyone can reconnect it.

But all new gas pipework must be done and tested by an RGI.

Tony

Its a Freestanding cooker. No new gaswork or pipes were done. Gas bayonett fitting. Only plastering to walls and new kitchen units.

So I can just connect the cooker back up and my existing Landlord Gas cert is still valid?

 

[Dan Robinson]

Yes

 

[Aquaheat]

Should be reet.

Run a lighter round the connection and you will be sound.

Cooker doesn't need to be checked and commissioned as it was fine before.

You have a new kitchen and skimp on the important stuff?! Well, as long as it looks pretty eh.

Jon

 

[Aquaheat]

So I can just connect the cooker back up and my existing Landlord Gas cert is sti

No! You will need a new certificate as it's a new install

 

[Dan Robinson]

It's the same cooker dude .

 

[ianmcd]

No! You will need a new certificate as it's a new install

Its not a new install ? all the op has done is disconnect the cooker from the bayonet and is connecting it back up again , how is that a new installation ?

 

[FiremanT]

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[SirGalahad]

Should be reet.

Run a lighter round the connection and you will be sound.

Cooker doesn't need to be checked and commissioned as it was fine before.

You have a new kitchen and skimp on the important stuff?! Well, as long as it looks pretty eh.

Jon

Cooker is less than 8 months old. lol

 

[jeff the gasman]

Just plug it back in it's no different to plugging anything in. You can't smell electric but if you smell gas turn it off and call someone. 0800111999

 

[FiremanT]

No! You will need a new certificate as it's a new install

A LLGSC is an ANNUAL requirement. Even if you fitted a different cooker or boiler, a new certificate us not required, until the annual date.
If a cert us issued with advice for repairs etc, a new certificate is not required on completion of repairs.