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Gas not used for 2 years
Hello,
We've just bought a flat that has a gas cooker and gas heaters (these have not been used for 2 years). I tried to light the cooker yesterday, the gas is turned on and is making a noise from the one ring on the hob i tried, but this flow of gas blows out anything I try to light it with (lighter, matches etc). We plan to get the heaters checked out before use, but I assumed I could light the cooker. Could this be air in the pipes? I only tried to light the cooker for about 2 minutes and I got a bit paranoid that I'd blow myself and the neigbours up Any ideas? cheers -- t. |
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