On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 08:44:34 +0100, Bob Mannix wrote:

Well there are two functions. The cooker requires [may need] an anti
tilt so that leaning on the oven door doesn't tip pans of boiling stuff
over the front edge.

And with lightweight modern cookers with big heavy glass oven doors you
don't need to put much weight on the door to tip it either. Just resting
the weight of your arm on it can do it. BTDTGTTS, fortunately whilst
installing.

I think a gas installer would only worry about the second as it's
part of the gas safety.

Second being the safety chain first anti tilt device. Any "competent"
installer would fit and test both. See other thread "CORGI engineer
required to install new radiator?"

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Cheers
Dave.