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clarky101

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Hi, done a Landlords cert on a 3 year old Logic Plus Combi which though out so much co that my fga went off the scale. Told landlord, capped gas, attached warning notice, wrote all down on cert , landlord getting Ideal in as its in warranty .......now is the cert chargeable ? Or do I charge twice for a cert after Ideal have been in? Looking forward for your answers......
 
Send it as llgsc isn't a pass or fail
 
When I take my van off for MOT, if I leave the premises and return for a retest they have to do a full retest and so are entitled to recharge in full. Never taken my van away, but if I did and they did charge me twice, so be it, and I'd still take my van there. I think the parallel is obvious.
 
What are you all talking about?

The first visit - the OP has identified faults and acted accordingly . So far so good.

All that should happen is to write out the cert and get paid.

Ideal will visit. They will rectify and do the relevant tests.

End off.

There is no requirement for a 2nd visit or 2nd cert.

All assuming Ideal accept that it is a warranty issue.
 
Ideal will rectify yes, but won’t carry out gas cert. that the landlord needs. OP failed first one so will need to come out again to sign off for the landlord the second time.
 
Ideal will rectify yes, but won’t carry out gas cert. that the landlord needs. OP failed first one so will need to come out again to sign off for the landlord the second time.
Sure I heard somewhere that as long as the issue highlighted on the cert is rectified and paperwork left to confirm this. Another cert is not needed. As above though. If they wanted a cert that said it was safe it would be chargeable
 
Ideal will warrenty there work eg check it's within limits and should leave a report
 
Fair point. further question (possibly not for this forum!!). what if the OP took initial CO reading and ratio was sky high with immediate fail. would Ideal carry out full check following this, including safety devices, negating the need for the follow up check by OP
 
They would have to, to confirm it's working and within manufacturer spec
 

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