Cooker Gas Connection

[PlumbGeoff]

I'm having a new range installed in a few weeks and aga say that the gas supply needs to terminate with a bayonet for them to perform the installation.

Should I get an RGI to visit first and sort out the pipe work, then the aga guy can install the range, connect the gas, electrics, test and commission?

Any reason I would need to do it the other way round and have the RGI test and commission after the range is delivered?

 

[garythegas]

D'ont think you should leave an open ended bayonet connection,pipework should be plugged.

 

[mikegas]

Yes you will need to get an rgi to alter your cooker point before they come to install it, whoever installs your range will commission it as well

 

[Puddle]

If you are getting a aga range fitted,gas pipe work sizing should also be checked as may be undersized if you only have a hob or small cooker at the moment

As said get in a gsr ,with cooker registration,give him the details of the range you are having installed and he will get the installation ready correctly and safely for your new posh range

 

[PlumbGeoff]

OK will do thanks.

 

[kirkgas]

D'ont think you should leave an open ended bayonet connection,pipework should be plugged.

there has been as much written about this as should enable us all to know a properly fitted, gas tight bayonet is an acceptable termination point

 

[Puddle]

there has been as much written about this as should enable us all to know a properly fitted, gas tight bayonet is an acceptable termination point

Do not want to get into it again but thought we had agreed to disagree ?

As in when's a cooker Point not a cooker point

 

[Mike Jackson]

It's all in TB 025

 

[mikegas]

Can you open tb's on your iPad mike?

 

[Mike Jackson]

I've got pdf reader app. I download the PDFs to my PC and transfer them across. It's got a browser built in but I've not tried it yet.

 

[Puddle]

It's all in TB 025

[DLMURL]http://www.hse.gov.uk/gas/landlords/1-april-2009-tb-025-contractor-responsibilities-when-disconnecting-and-reconnecting-gas-cooking-appliances.pdf[/DLMURL]

 

[mikegas]

I've got pdf reader app. I download the PDFs to my PC and transfer them across. It's got a browser built in but I've not tried it yet.

Can't open them on mine, I've tried to open them with ibooks an good reader but I just get an error

 

[Puddle]

Can't open them on mine, I've tried to open them with ibooks an good reader but I just get an error

Pick it up on my iphone ok

 

[mikegas]

I'll give my phone a try

 

[Mike Jackson]

[DLMURL]http://www.hse.gov.uk/gas/landlords/1-april-2009-tb-025-contractor-responsibilities-when-disconnecting-and-reconnecting-gas-cooking-appliances.pdf[/DLMURL]

That opened fine through Tapatalk.


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

 

[mikegas]

I can open puddles link I just cant open the tb's off gs i get this error box

 

[villa_tom]

I can open puddles link I just cant open the tb's off gs i get this error box View attachment 6385

Mine works sweet, have you got the the updated operating system installed? It came out a few months back, mines been a lot faster since and opens up anything really

 

[mikegas]

Mine works sweet, have you got the the updated operating system installed? It came out a few months back, mines been a lot faster since and opens up anything really

Just tried an update and it said Ive got the latest software (5.1) I'll nip in apple shop moz

 

[kirkgas]

ive just checked my iphone and it opens no bother on taptalk, (and i read it and can confirn you can use a properly fitted bayonet as a point of termination)

 

[villa_tom]

Just tried an update and it said Ive got the latest software (5.1) I'll nip in apple shop moz

Just make sure you delete your Internet history first ;-)

 

[mcniven]

Krafa?

 

[Bernie2]

You'll all be getting robots soon.

 

[Casino]

I have asked in several parts shops for a Bayonet cap and no-one has them. can anyone give me a link to a seller on or off line please?
cheers

 

[AWheating]

how much are you being charged to have the applaince fitted? it may be cheaper to have it installed by the engineer who alters your pipework?

either way the engineer you get to alter your pipework may need to see the instructions for the new cooker to make sure the pipework is both correctly sized and positioned.

 

[PlumbGeoff]

This is how it looks now. He said it's not recommended to connect up the existing gas hob with a flexible hose as they are meant to be fixed pipe so I will do without a hob until the range arrives (only a week to go).

Do I need a certificate for the gas pipe work?