Geoffrey wrote:
On 4 Apr 2005 05:26:17 -0700, "Jon" wrote:

To do some work in my kitchen, I'm considering unsrewing my gas cooker,
removing it from the kitchen to clear some space to work in, then
screwing it back in again. It's a bayonet fitting IIRC - do I need to
get a CORGI plumber to a) unscrew it and b) screw it back in again? Or
can I do this myself?

It's just like removing and replacing a light bulb! Do it yourself.

Hang on - is the OP talking about *unscrewing* the whole bayonet
fitting, or uncoupling the male and female fittings? I read the
former, which is not on unless he's 'competent' to work with gas...

David