Suzanne asked ... Washing programme stops after 3 minutes?    |    Rif asked ... Kenwood Dishwasher KID60S20 leaking from front?    |    Fraser asked ... Spares for power craft ppcs 38cc?    |    FB asked ... Toyota Yaris Speed Camera Warning Beep?    |    Ela asked ... Worcester 30 Cadillac combi boiler won’t fire up and the EA?    |    Click here to ask your question

connect gas cooker?

do we allow do connect the gas cooker ourself or have to be a corgi register.
kim, May 2007
you can do what you want in your own home

however if you harm some one or damage property then you may be in the poo. And it will be deep poo

Corgi say that you must be Corgi registerd to fit and maintain gas appliances if you do it for money (i.e. make a living at it)

this is a grey area and I would take Steves advice.

I would add that it the cooker has a flexible connection attetched to it and it is compatible with the current one fixed to the wall than you are ok provided that you observe the cooker must be fitted to current standards and this includes a safety chain and anti tilt bracket. If you don't know what these are then you are taking risks for youself and your family

regards dave b

dave broadbent, June 2007
A gas cooker should only be installed by a corgi registered engineer.

I used to work in gas safety section at a local authority and we found alot of gas leaks from cookers connected incorrectly.

Steve, May 2007