Doing videos and posting them is extremely useful. Your videos have given me other options, so keep them coming, bro. Forget the haters. Every day is a learning day. Thank you.
There are people with inferiority complexes who are jealous of your talents. Ignore them and keep your excellent videos coming as you are doing a great service to novice and even experienced gas engineers as we are learning every day.
Yup and they always seem to back up their crap by saying they have 20+ years in the trade! They usually never want to learn anything new either or can't face that they can actually learn from a younger engineer
You need to have a thick skin to run a RUclips channel mate. Don’t go down to their level. Ignore them. You’ve got a great channel. Please keep the vids coming. We all learn everyday, no matter how good we think we are in whatever trade. 👍
Agreeing with a lot of comments on here today great channel learnt loads for servicing/breakdowns which has saved me time on jobs. As a dad of 2 very young children I must say thank you for giving up what little free time you must get to make videos.
I always look forward to your uploads mate, always well presented with enjoyable content. In my opinion, you know your becoming famous when folk are already starting to talk shit about you elsewhere! Ive not seen the post on gasapp because ive been too lazy to get my gas safe verified 🤣 folk on there who have seen posts about you are more likely to come and check out your vids to see what the fuss is about and some might even subscribe! Either way you're winning mate. Embrace the haters as much as the fans,vthey all have benefit one way or the other 😎
I'm at 3.25 in the video, after hearing you say you took a good few hours to hang 2 rads, I'm glad to hear that. Sometimes i can get a rad marked up and on the wall in no time, other times I've really struggled to do a few rads in a day, absolutely busting my balls. From my point of view, doing full hits, combi's, heat pumps, changeovers and whatnot, i find rads to be probably the hardest, most fiddley of all
Love your videos they help me so much Iv been a gas engineer for 6 years 3 years was my apprenticeship I get it in the neck of people telling me how am I even a gas engineer and your well better than me lol 😂 so keep going mate I look forward to your videos top g ❤
Great vid, at least no 1 was behind you asking are you winning every 5 mins like I had today on a main heat ex job,literally every 5 mins he woukd come in and just stand there watching not talking!!
I have previously criticised your videos for repitition of the word 'so' and for audio/ video not being synced. That said I still keep coming back to your videos, some great content and you took my shite complaints well. The thread on gas App had less than 30 comments, video has 2k views. Realise you're winning mate! Some days I struggle with the job and being nice to the customers, without trying to film the ordeal. Appreciate how much you are respected as an engineer, even by one of your 'trolls'. Jobs can take time, result is more important. Big up yourself and also be less tall. Good luck
Chirag. Any chance you could share the link for the relay video please. I’ve never been able to get my head around those things but would really like to learn more. You’re doing a fantastic job. Thanks
Thanks mate, so I haven't used relays yet but it was off the back of a video where I converted a system from Y-plan to S-plan where people suggested I could have used relays to convert it to low voltage
Nice job! I felt for you when you were digging that bayonet out 😊. One thing l did notice though, the electrics are wired into the back of that socket, worse case scenario there's a 32amp mcb protecting that hob! Cowboys eh.
Kitchen fitters are amongst the worst offenders of illegal gas work. In situations like stubborn, stiff connections. I will purge the gas line and apply heat to the fitting. This will soften up the jointing compound. That bayonet would have unscrewed with little effort.
I'm not clued up enough on the UK regs to know whether you can use a flexible connection to a fixed appliance from a NG supply but where I am (France) it is possible using an approved stainless reinforced flexible which is not susceptible to kink or ignore bend radiuses (or radii for all you intelligent latin speaking engineers)! They are expensive though. As for the trolls, remember that trolling you saves them from trolling some other RUclipsr who does give a f***. I enjoy your content and find you to be a genuine professional. I like the way you show the job 'warts 'n' all' when all the others edit the painful bits out. Your a great brand ambassador for your channel's sponsors and I wish you luck with your venture.
My mate got a shock from some bare twisted wires behind a kitchen unit, feeding the under cupboard lights. The kitchen fitter forgot to finish that part of the job.
I wonder if he was the same one that fitted the original kitchen in a friends house? When we stripped it out for a refit there was a 6mm hole in the wall behind a cupboard in line for a rawl plug. No plug, but there were black scorch marks around the hole and best of all a pencilled note on the bare plaster saying "live"!!! It still was and had left one side of the ring open where he'd drilled through it and cut a live wire, strange it had never been picked up on an electrical test.
So what if it takes a day to hang/pipe two radiators? What's the problem? Better to do a job nicely, once, than to rush and know you could've it done better. The lad is a professional and better than 95% out there!
Another great vid, not one to usually post messages but your intro kinda nudged me to let you know that its not all bad and well some people are c**ts and peanchouds. Been watching you and your channel since i started my ACS last year sept, passed the c**t this July and your vids helped a huge amount while i was on the course and gave me a good insight into the trade they've helped me out as a newbie too, your vaillant service vids got me out of a pickle (rick) as well. As for this vid as a newbie i can't touch gas cookers for a year ! 😂😂 Keep em coming
No such thing as an easy job, so true! In the 90's we moved to a tumble down 30's house. On removing old kitchen cabinets I found copper pipe to gas boiler had been threaded in any awkward way and it needed changing to fit new units. Even then no one was available to do the job. So I decided to do it. I cut the old out fitted the new run and fired up a blowlamp, when my wife arrived and said 'I can smell gas'! It was quite strong, putting seeds of doubt in my mind. What to do? Might roof end up in next town?! I fired up the vacuum cleaner, sucked both ends of gas pipe, then soldered the joints. Checked for leaks, job done! Much later I realised how stupid it was to use vacuum cleaner on the gas pipe, it concentrated the gas in the cleaner that has a sparkly commutator motor, why didn't it explode?! Not played with gas since! Thanks for the great content.
Ooh that could have gone left very quickly! Lucky escape! I'm the same if there's a job I'm not confident about doing and could result in a dangerous situation then I'll leave it to the pros
Absolutely 💯 brilliant channel and content. The problem is extremely dim people if A hole's were earholes they'd have 2 take no notice of them, also if common sense was common everyone would have it you get my point. Keep doing what you do which In my opinion is spot on
I only watch these clips because it reminds me why I retired😂. I was told in college that using a naked flame on an open ended pipe so close to a gas meter was dangerous, I always put a disc in the meter before I soldered. But hey ho each to their own. 👍👍👍
You can fit any hob unless MI state otherwise with a gas hose. I rang gas safe up to confirm this as I had a customer call me out for this issue(tiler of all people said they couldn't have a hose connected to their hob so they got me out). GS basically said it doesn't matter if there's a draw below or a oven etc which I found strange at the time but it's what they told me. Also you don't need to explain the methods of the kitchen fitter not working on gas appliances as it's illegal for anybody to work on any gas installation unless you hold the relevant qualification. I can't work on oil boilers or LPG because I don't have them it would be illegal for me to do so even though I'm gas safe.
The kitchen fitters, plumber/electrician should be reported, due to the gas on the hob and the ignition for hob wired into socket, no plug fused down so more than likely on a 32amp breaker , fire waiting to happen if a fault happened on the hob, great vids mate 👏
hi chirag vid 189 i know you stopped doing the numbers now .... DONT WORRY ABOUT THE TROLLS! or negative views . i love your channel and enjoy your content as always remember trolls dont do vids
Hi Don’t worry about negative Peopel you doing very well and your videos are getting better and better. I’ve been watching you for more than a year and I can tell you that you have improved a lot and you’re a good engineer. Don’t worry about negative people. You’re going to have people who dislike you who will criticise you who say ugly things narrow minded jealous don’t worry about it you need to become very tough. Your skin has to become like crocodile skin so this kind of thing should not affect you don’t worry about the noise you’re talking about however I would like to ask you something. What kind of relay the electrician has recommended you to turn 230 V to the low-voltage and did you use it? Or how did you do it? Could you say the name of the relay, please thank you.
Mate who cares what the fools say, All long as you enjoy your work that’s all that matters, You will find these guys are just jealous of your skills, Great video as always mate 😎👍🤜
Thank you mate, yeah I don't let it get to me but just wanted to make a point that if these people have something to say then say it to me instead of doing it on another platform
Very good example here maybe of a kitchen fitting team getting bullied by a junior Project Manager into getting the job done when they should have said no way it's very dangerous
Normally I could say it was a possibility but this kitchen fitter was hired directly by the landlord and he does this on his days off from his usual shift work
Not 150mm away from that socket or 25mm away from the cable, also the clearance from the edge of the hob is in line with the cabinets. That would fail a gas safe inspection I’m afraid.
Bro if trollers gonna hate , let the players play made yourself a gentleman there, whoever is spouting is clearly jealous of the gems your dropping. It's not wabbit season it's murking season let them sausage
Looks like a pain in the arse that one mate, I get it all the time doing boiler swaps on new builds when it’s buried in the dot and dab and I’m trying not to burn the house down adjusting it. Ignore the online twats clearly got nothing better to do, they don’t have the balls to show their own work to the world. Keep it up mate 🤛
I hope you filed a riddor report against that kitchen installer, he should never work another day in his or her life again, kitchen installers are the worst trades ever!……..
@ yes went to a job today and they had completely boxed in the gas meter, no access to the ecv in case of a gas leak and couldn’t gas rate appliance, unbelievable stupidity on there behalf, customer was equally as stupid for not even understanding they couldn’t even read the meter to send in readings after two years of the situation occurring, beyond a joke!…..
No matter who you are people will find something to talk about you could be doing plumber or gas for 30 years people will still complain or moan the poor sods.
@cputilitysolutions You have got a good point, though we are all learning every day, so if someone want to criticise, then say what can be improved or done rather than justing moaning.
Gas engineers shouldn’t mess with water but you do 😂 you don’t need to do 26.9 checks if your fitting a hob bro that was painful watching you do that time you spent fucking about could of just got your hammer drill out chipped it out and put a new fitting on
You do your 26.9 whenever you're working on a gas appliance, to ascertain the supply overall, and to the appliance itself. The guy's doing a gas cert, which requires knowledge of the gas input to all gas connected appliances, which includes the gas hob. And you're laughing with tears coming out....
Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy the content. If there's anything I can do to improve how I work I'm open to suggestions 🙏🏾
I suppose its know different to gas engineers replacing Fused spur in kitchen which is part p as it is a wet zone
Doing videos and posting them is extremely useful. Your videos have given me other options, so keep them coming, bro. Forget the haters. Every day is a learning day. Thank you.
Thank you man appreciate it 🙏🏾
There are people with inferiority complexes who are jealous of your talents.
Ignore them and keep your excellent
videos coming as you are doing a great
service to novice and even experienced
gas engineers as we are learning every day.
Thank you 🙏🏾
Yup and they always seem to back up their crap by saying they have 20+ years in the trade! They usually never want to learn anything new either or can't face that they can actually learn from a younger engineer
You need to have a thick skin to run a RUclips channel mate. Don’t go down to their level. Ignore them. You’ve got a great channel. Please keep the vids coming. We all learn everyday, no matter how good we think we are in whatever trade. 👍
Definitely mate, I just find it petty that instead of commenting on the video directly they have to start a thread elsewhere to backchat about me 😅
@@cputilitysolutions
literally just ignore it. "Those who can, do". "Those who can't, knock them".
Keep doing what you do, so well! 👌💪💪💪💪💪
Ignore the ppl who hate I learnt from your videos today am gas safe thanks to you
@abdulaziz-pb5ni nice one appreciate it 🙏🏾
@@cputilitysolutionsthat’s because their wankers mate 🤷♂️
You are an extremely talented guy. You should be very proud. No doubt you are also a great dad, as well! Wish I was half as good as you!
Thank you 🙏🏾
Your a legend….very true words on your intro 🦾
Thank you mate 🙏🏾
Agreeing with a lot of comments on here today great channel learnt loads for servicing/breakdowns which has saved me time on jobs. As a dad of 2 very young children I must say thank you for giving up what little free time you must get to make videos.
Ah thank you that's really appreciated 👍🏾
I watched the radiator video after seeing your post on gas app and i have to say i personally think you did well to get it done on 5 hours!
Thank you mate 👊🏾 radiators are always long 🤦🏾♂️
I always look forward to your uploads mate, always well presented with enjoyable content. In my opinion, you know your becoming famous when folk are already starting to talk shit about you elsewhere! Ive not seen the post on gasapp because ive been too lazy to get my gas safe verified 🤣 folk on there who have seen posts about you are more likely to come and check out your vids to see what the fuss is about and some might even subscribe! Either way you're winning mate. Embrace the haters as much as the fans,vthey all have benefit one way or the other 😎
Thank you mate I really appreciate that 🙏🏾👊🏾
Love your videos, keep up the excellent work! 👍
Thank you mate 👊🏾
Forgot the haters, they will always be there, you’re doing a good job.
Appreciate it 🙏🏾
I'm at 3.25 in the video, after hearing you say you took a good few hours to hang 2 rads, I'm glad to hear that. Sometimes i can get a rad marked up and on the wall in no time, other times I've really struggled to do a few rads in a day, absolutely busting my balls. From my point of view, doing full hits, combi's, heat pumps, changeovers and whatnot, i find rads to be probably the hardest, most fiddley of all
Amen to that! They are never simple. I can probably count on one hand the number of times I've had a dead easy one 🤦🏾♂️
Love your videos they help me so much Iv been a gas engineer for 6 years 3 years was my apprenticeship I get it in the neck of people telling me how am I even a gas engineer and your well better than me lol 😂 so keep going mate I look forward to your videos top g ❤
Thank you mate 👊🏾
Looks like the power lead to the igniter has been connected to the back of the outlet socket, so it's not fused
There was a fuse spur for it mate
Okay
i went to the same thing in Ireland. also had one with a regular flexi connector
Nice one mate
You did well. Another very challenging job successfully completed.
Thank you 🙏🏾
Hi mate , I watch your videos everyday your an inspiration, I’ve got my acs exam on the 11th November, thankyou for your videos I’ve learnt a lot
Awesome mate good luck with those! Open book but just know where to look for the answer if you can remember 👊🏾
Lamp Master ignore the Bar stewards, you and your work are awesome keep the videos coming ❤ from Rick in Sheffield.
Thank you Rick 👊🏾
Great vid, at least no 1 was behind you asking are you winning every 5 mins like I had today on a main heat ex job,literally every 5 mins he woukd come in and just stand there watching not talking!!
Ahhh I hate that so much!! Especially when the job you're doing is an involved one
I have previously criticised your videos for repitition of the word 'so' and for audio/ video not being synced. That said I still keep coming back to your videos, some great content and you took my shite complaints well. The thread on gas App had less than 30 comments, video has 2k views. Realise you're winning mate!
Some days I struggle with the job and being nice to the customers, without trying to film the ordeal.
Appreciate how much you are respected as an engineer, even by one of your 'trolls'.
Jobs can take time, result is more important. Big up yourself and also be less tall. Good luck
Haha thanks mate 👊🏾
Agreed buddy every days a school day , dont worry about the knockers keep going forward 😅
Thank you mate 👊🏾
F**k the haters bro! Ive been watching you since i was an apprentice (7yrs ago). Your videos are up there with the best!! Keep doing you bro! 👊
Thank you mate 🙏🏾
Brilliant video mate, i cant agree with you more. Keep up good work. Chris (Scotland)
Thank you Chris 👊🏾
thank you for sharing, very good video
Glad you enjoyed 👍🏾
Chirag. Any chance you could share the link for the relay video please. I’ve never been able to get my head around those things but would really like to learn more. You’re doing a fantastic job. Thanks
Thanks mate, so I haven't used relays yet but it was off the back of a video where I converted a system from Y-plan to S-plan where people suggested I could have used relays to convert it to low voltage
Nice job!
I felt for you when you were digging that bayonet out 😊.
One thing l did notice though, the electrics are wired into the back of that socket, worse case scenario there's a 32amp mcb protecting that hob!
Cowboys eh.
Ah mate when it twisted in the wall I was like nooooo 😭
Keep going big fella ,your doing well.
Thanks man 👊🏾
Yeah I read that thread ! just ignore mate. keep the great content coming mate
Thank you mate 👊🏾
Screw them people! Definatly just jealousy!! You’re brilliant and very helpful 👍 we’re all in the same game! We should be helping each other!
Thank you mate 🙏🏾
Just ignore these people. Keep it up and stay away with their negativity x
🙏🏾
Kitchen fitters are amongst the worst offenders of illegal gas work. In situations like stubborn, stiff connections. I will purge the gas line and apply heat to the fitting. This will soften up the jointing compound. That bayonet would have unscrewed with little effort.
You're probably right mate but the elbow that was soldered in the wall just popped off anyway
I'm not clued up enough on the UK regs to know whether you can use a flexible connection to a fixed appliance from a NG supply but where I am (France) it is possible using an approved stainless reinforced flexible which is not susceptible to kink or ignore bend radiuses (or radii for all you intelligent latin speaking engineers)! They are expensive though.
As for the trolls, remember that trolling you saves them from trolling some other RUclipsr who does give a f***. I enjoy your content and find you to be a genuine professional. I like the way you show the job 'warts 'n' all' when all the others edit the painful bits out. Your a great brand ambassador for your channel's sponsors and I wish you luck with your venture.
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
and thats the semi solid that some manufacturers say you can use, not this.
My mate got a shock from some bare twisted wires behind a kitchen unit, feeding the under cupboard lights. The kitchen fitter forgot to finish that part of the job.
Bloody hell!
I wonder if he was the same one that fitted the original kitchen in a friends house? When we stripped it out for a refit there was a 6mm hole in the wall behind a cupboard in line for a rawl plug. No plug, but there were black scorch marks around the hole and best of all a pencilled note on the bare plaster saying "live"!!! It still was and had left one side of the ring open where he'd drilled through it and cut a live wire, strange it had never been picked up on an electrical test.
@qwerty-cg7hv bloody hell!!
So what if it takes a day to hang/pipe two radiators? What's the problem? Better to do a job nicely, once, than to rush and know you could've it done better. The lad is a professional and better than 95% out there!
Exactly mate, I know I'm slow on installation work but I can do a Worcester PRV in 2mins 🤣
A hob should always be permanently piped good job mate Johnny boi
Thank you mate 👊🏾
not true if it is for disabled use on a work top that goes up and down
Nice work as always god dam kitchen fitters.
Thank you mate 👊🏾
Well said brother 😊😊😊
Thank you 😊
Another great vid, not one to usually post messages but your intro kinda nudged me to let you know that its not all bad and well some people are c**ts and peanchouds. Been watching you and your channel since i started my ACS last year sept, passed the c**t this July and your vids helped a huge amount while i was on the course and gave me a good insight into the trade they've helped me out as a newbie too, your vaillant service vids got me out of a pickle (rick) as well. As for this vid as a newbie i can't touch gas cookers for a year ! 😂😂 Keep em coming
Thanks for that message man. I'm glad the videos do actually help people. Ah that sucks man, I heard it was 6 months but now it's a year??
@cputilitysolutions yep they changed to 1 year now
Love your videos mate, haters gna hate and we all think were perfect engineers and could of done this/that different
Thank you mate 👊🏾
No such thing as an easy job, so true! In the 90's we moved to a tumble down 30's house. On removing old kitchen cabinets I found copper pipe to gas boiler had been threaded in any awkward way and it needed changing to fit new units. Even then no one was available to do the job. So I decided to do it. I cut the old out fitted the new run and fired up a blowlamp, when my wife arrived and said 'I can smell gas'! It was quite strong, putting seeds of doubt in my mind. What to do? Might roof end up in next town?! I fired up the vacuum cleaner, sucked both ends of gas pipe, then soldered the joints. Checked for leaks, job done! Much later I realised how stupid it was to use vacuum cleaner on the gas pipe, it concentrated the gas in the cleaner that has a sparkly commutator motor, why didn't it explode?! Not played with gas since! Thanks for the great content.
Ooh that could have gone left very quickly! Lucky escape! I'm the same if there's a job I'm not confident about doing and could result in a dangerous situation then I'll leave it to the pros
P/S…… well done, I always hated working on hobs 😊😊😊
Hobs and radiators 😭😅
Absolutely 💯 brilliant channel and content. The problem is extremely dim people if A hole's were earholes they'd have 2 take no notice of them, also if common sense was common everyone would have it you get my point. Keep doing what you do which In my opinion is spot on
Legend thank you mate 🙏🏾
Some people like to make a noise with no substance. Let them trot on
@brianmayne6513 thank you mate 👊🏾
I only watch these clips because it reminds me why I retired😂. I was told in college that using a naked flame on an open ended pipe so close to a gas meter was dangerous, I always put a disc in the meter before I soldered. But hey ho each to their own. 👍👍👍
I like living life on the edge 😅 but in all seriousness you are correct mate 👍🏾
You can fit any hob unless MI state otherwise with a gas hose. I rang gas safe up to confirm this as I had a customer call me out for this issue(tiler of all people said they couldn't have a hose connected to their hob so they got me out). GS basically said it doesn't matter if there's a draw below or a oven etc which I found strange at the time but it's what they told me.
Also you don't need to explain the methods of the kitchen fitter not working on gas appliances as it's illegal for anybody to work on any gas installation unless you hold the relevant qualification. I can't work on oil boilers or LPG because I don't have them it would be illegal for me to do so even though I'm gas safe.
Thank you 👍🏾
The kitchen fitters, plumber/electrician should be reported, due to the gas on the hob and the ignition for hob wired into socket, no plug fused down so more than likely on a 32amp breaker , fire waiting to happen if a fault happened on the hob, great vids mate 👏
Thank you mate, yeah apparently the one guy does it all 😂🙄
hi chirag vid 189 i know you stopped doing the numbers now .... DONT WORRY ABOUT THE TROLLS! or negative views . i love your channel and enjoy your content as always remember trolls dont do vids
Thank you 🙏🏾
i felt for you bro what a headache
It really was!
Hi
Don’t worry about negative Peopel you doing very well and your videos are getting better and better. I’ve been watching you for more than a year and I can tell you that you have improved a lot and you’re a good engineer. Don’t worry about negative people. You’re going to have people who dislike you who will criticise you who say ugly things narrow minded jealous don’t worry about it you need to become very tough. Your skin has to become like crocodile skin so this kind of thing should not affect you don’t worry about the noise you’re talking about
however I would like to ask you something. What kind of relay the electrician has recommended you to turn 230 V to the low-voltage and did you use it? Or how did you do it? Could you say the name of the relay, please thank you.
Mate who cares what the fools say, All long as you enjoy your work that’s all that matters,
You will find these guys are just jealous of your skills,
Great video as always mate
😎👍🤜
Thank you mate, yeah I don't let it get to me but just wanted to make a point that if these people have something to say then say it to me instead of doing it on another platform
Very good example here maybe of a kitchen fitting team getting bullied by a junior Project Manager into getting the job done when they should have said no way it's very dangerous
Normally I could say it was a possibility but this kitchen fitter was hired directly by the landlord and he does this on his days off from his usual shift work
@@cputilitysolutions Wow hope the HSE don't locate him then
This installation is not as per gas regs. You need to be a minimum of 150mm away from a barred cable I.E socket. 25mm from double insulated cable.
Ok thanks for clarifying 👍🏾
Not 150mm away from that socket or 25mm away from the cable, also the clearance from the edge of the hob is in line with the cabinets.
That would fail a gas safe inspection I’m afraid.
I got something to say to you.. I’d like uncle to feature more.. that is all 😂😂
@@Heatking wait till tomorrow at 6.09pm 🤣
@ haha can’t wait.
@@Heatking uncle loves himself a meal for 2
Also gas pipe in a wall is that actually allowed please let me know as I would of thought not
It is allowed but needs to be protected from movement and corrosion
great video, great content ignore the tw4ts out there.keep up the good work.
Thank you 🙏🏾
Excellent 🌺🌺🌺👍👍👍👌👌
Thank you 👍🏾
Well said mate... they should stay away from gas and electrics
💯
Our trade is full of that shit man 👎🏻Great channel btw. Lots of your videos have been a good help.
Unfortunately so, but it won't stop me! Thanks for watching mate 👊🏾
I too use social media to learn... Ignore these Trolls. Nobody is perfect.
Thanks man 👊🏾
Bro if trollers gonna hate , let the players play made yourself a gentleman there, whoever is spouting is clearly jealous of the gems your dropping. It's not wabbit season it's murking season let them sausage
Haha thanks man
Looks like a pain in the arse that one mate, I get it all the time doing boiler swaps on new builds when it’s buried in the dot and dab and I’m trying not to burn the house down adjusting it. Ignore the online twats clearly got nothing better to do, they don’t have the balls to show their own work to the world. Keep it up mate 🤛
Ah mate when the bayonet twisted in the wall my heart sank 😭
@@cputilitysolutions that swear word was felt trust me 😂
Haha you know!
I hope you filed a riddor report against that kitchen installer, he should never work another day in his or her life again, kitchen installers are the worst trades ever!……..
Sounds like you've had your fair share of run ins with them mate 😅
@ yes went to a job today and they had completely boxed in the gas meter, no access to the ecv in case of a gas leak and couldn’t gas rate appliance, unbelievable stupidity on there behalf, customer was equally as stupid for not even understanding they couldn’t even read the meter to send in readings after two years of the situation occurring, beyond a joke!…..
No matter who you are people will find something to talk about you could be doing plumber or gas for 30 years people will still complain or moan the poor sods.
Absolutely, I guess I must be doing something right to get people talking 😅
@cputilitysolutions You have got a good point, though we are all learning every day, so if someone want to criticise, then say what can be improved or done rather than justing moaning.
Exactly, I'm always open to learning new techniques and sharing what I know
Kitchen fitters 🤬🤬 they truly don’t give 2f’s
99% of them don't 🤦🏾♂️
Gas app is bollocks anyway
🤣
Those boilers are awful hate them
Oh tell me about it 🤣
Gas engineers shouldn’t mess with water but you do 😂 you don’t need to do 26.9 checks if your fitting a hob bro that was painful watching you do that time you spent fucking about could of just got your hammer drill out chipped it out and put a new fitting on
yes you do you are installing/commissioning a appliance
You do your 26.9 whenever you're working on a gas appliance, to ascertain the supply overall, and to the appliance itself. The guy's doing a gas cert, which requires knowledge of the gas input to all gas connected appliances, which includes the gas hob. And you're laughing with tears coming out....