Meter spigot pipework badly sealed

[gingalig]

Hi, Sorry for posting the obvious to the more experienced of you, I've just come across a meter in a box with the gas pipe going out through the back via the spigot, The transporter had apparently come and changed the regulator a couple of weeks ago, my issue is that there is a lot of what looks like silicone sealant trying and failing to seal the pipe through the spigot at the back, there is also the earth cable going through the same point, Is this a A/R turn it off ? or A/R keep it on advise and repair ??
Thanks in advance.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

this is where its gets tricky

if its sealed and if the mastic is heat resistant eg 600 dc + then your fine

if its just normal mastic needs sorting

but if it found it i would advise customer and go from there most of the time i just sort it without any problem 5-10 mins and some fjc your golden

 

[gingalig]

Cheers Shaun, I cant tell if it's heat resistant or not , they made a right pigs ear of it whatever, I'll cut it out and use some FJC.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Cheers Shaun, I cant tell if it's heat resistant or not , they made a right pigs ear of it whatever, I'll cut it out and use some FJC.

its easier in the long run and takes less time than filling the paper work out

and its ar if its not sealed appropriately

 

[Harvest Fields]

Cheers Shaun, I cant tell if it's heat resistant or not , they made a right pigs ear of it whatever, I'll cut it out and use some FJC.

They normally use the stuff that goes runny in the heat. FJC will sort you right out as Shaun says

 

[tolly]

Its only AR if its medium pressure isnt it?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Its only AR if its medium pressure isnt it?

No both

 

[Harvest Fields]

Sorry

Its only AR if its medium pressure isnt it?

nope. AR domestic also

 

[firemant]

MP - rear spigot not allowed at all

 

[ShaunCorbs]

MP - rear spigot not allowed at all

Not many people know that, guess it's due to not many mp meters out there