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GAS ESCAPE FROM GAS FIRE?

We had a gas fire installed approx 2/3 yrs ago and were very pleased with product , the pilot light requires a match to ignite , my problem is there appears to be gas escaping from behind the the main control(rotary switch) which I can ignite and will contue to burn whilst the fire is turned on but stops when fire is turned off (suggesting it is a feed to the pilot light), can this be repaired? as there is no permanant leak its as if something has slackened off.
any suggestions welcome
r murray, May 2009
dont be stupid and us it either get a corgi registered fitter to repair or disconnect it straight away. or ring the gas emergency number 0800 111 999 and someone will be out within 1 hour of your call to deal with the problem (diconnect fire for you)

DONT USE THE FIRE

JOHN, July 2009
could be however it could be a split in the bondie tube or burner. dont use your fire as its an immediately dangerous situation. and a registered gas installer should be called to find and rectify the fault.

nathan, July 2009