just bought a new duel fueled range cooker,hobs are gas,ovens electric...right all the gas fittings are there,ive took the gas pipe off the old cooker,cleaned it up and it fits the new range. now in the instruction book it says fit with non setting gas sealent to the cooker,the other end is like a push on bayonet fitting. right how much is this sealent,and have i been quoted too much at £20.00 to connect it,surely looking at it you smother on this sealant on the threads,tighten up the nut,connect to the supply,rub a bit of diluted washing up liquid round the joint to check for any gas escape and job done.or am i been too full of myself here.with it been our first extravagance,the wifes a bit unsure,but ive done our others no problem,and i can see where shes coming from,so any input welcome please.
2007-11-25
02:31:19
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