Rangemaster cooker gas leak?

I have just read your previous question on the same subject - the one where you happen to mention that it runs on LPG. I think Transco will not bother to come out for an LPG leak but you could always ask them.

Do you really believe that a company like Rangemaster, a leading manufacturer of gas appliances, can actually supply two leaking cookers to the same unfortunate customer - do you not think that it might be something other than the cooker that has the leak?

Peccavi
December 2008

If you're in the UK this may be useful a Gas Leak can be very dangerous - houses blow up!

From a UK council web site...

* Open the doors and windows to get rid of the gas.
* Check to see if the gas has been left on unlit or if a pilot light has gone out. If so, please turn the appliance off.
* If this is not the case, there is probably a gas escape. Turn the gas supply off at the meter and phone the TRANSCO Gas Emergency Service immediately on 0800 111 999
* Don't turn any electrical switches on or off (this includes doorbells). You can however use the telephone to call the gas emergency service - TRANSCO on the above number.
* Don't smoke, use matches or naked flames.

Peccavi
December 2008