Gas Testing
- Thread starter rudeboy
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in this instance we have a copper pipe fitted some time ago open ended and never used, i just meant i would think twice, as i didn't know what was used to seal the pipe were the fittings full slip and going to last when pressurised, its only 10m so a renewal is a good option, we do connect into existing all the time but as it is connected we have to assume all is well, after testing to confirm it is gas tight, our visual is "best endeavour" to ensure we are not liable for the way the pipes are fitted and won't be liable in the event of a prob, so perhaps i am contradicting myself, buy that was my gut reaction tt this scenario.
can anyone tell me if i carry out a alteration to a gas run do i need to curry out a test on the appliance . we are fitting new kitchens so when im doing the work there is no cooker there the only appliance is the boiler witch i check when doing my tightness test. but when it comes to wrighting my cp12 do i need to put all the appliances down on it or just note that iv done a alteration to the gas run and tested the work iv carryed out . can anyone tell me please as im not sure
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Only on a gas cooker in an Indian restaurant.
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