On Wednesday, 13 May 2015 01:22:44 UTC+1, Jonno wrote:
John Rumm scribbled


On 12/05/2015 11:12, whisky-dave wrote:

but not all.
https://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/p...C=GS-010410021


A friend has one similar to this has had it 6 years and uses it.
Now it come swith instructions on how to coinnect it up, but don;t
have to be registared or even compentent to connect it up.

The fittings are designed to be easy to use and make a reliable cone
joint metal to metal seal. However it only takes scratch on a mating
surface, or damage to a hose to end up with a leak. So it still pays to
test the connections with a leak detection spray. Its also the users
responsibility to inspect hoses etc and make sure they are in a sound
condition.


Leak detection spray? Weak washing up liquid and a toothbrush is far
cheaper.

Just gob on the job, a bit of mucsus never hurt anyone ;-)
I have leak detection spray, the gas fitter said it's not as good as soap and water, as it tends to evaporate quicker.