We had a new gasfire installed last summer which never worked correctly. Eventually the manufacturers sent their own gas safe engineer to look at it. He discovered the gas pressure in our house was too high (27.5 mb) and called National Grid who came within an hour. They have now reduced it to 24 mb but when I asked why it was too high the engineer was rather evasive and only said that it was now fixed. We had a new gas meter installed in 2001 and wonder if the pressure has been too high since then. Will our gas bills have been higher because of the high pressure?
There is also a yellow stain on the new white micro marble fireplace that we had installed at the same time as the fire. It is in on the back panel just above the gasfire and extends upwards about 6 inches. The gasfire manufacturers engineer said he thinks it has been caused by the fire getting too hot because of the high pressure. Does anyone have any tips about how to clean it off otherwise we will have to try to get National Grid to pay for a replacement.
Thanks for any advice.
There is also a yellow stain on the new white micro marble fireplace that we had installed at the same time as the fire. It is in on the back panel just above the gasfire and extends upwards about 6 inches. The gasfire manufacturers engineer said he thinks it has been caused by the fire getting too hot because of the high pressure. Does anyone have any tips about how to clean it off otherwise we will have to try to get National Grid to pay for a replacement.
Thanks for any advice.