Getting a Corgi Engineer to inspect your bus

Has anyone done this and what sort of price did they pay?

Ever since I had the Propex installed we've been getting a smell of gas when using the cooker, even though they run off separate bottles. So ventilation's a neccessity, but cooking with the rear hatch open offers the great opportunity to set one's curtains on fire! So I need someone more savvy than me (which to be fair would include children, dogs and above averagely intelligent pillar boxes) to take a look.

 

Hi

Never had a corgi/gas safe engineer check.If you haven't already then check the regualtor/any joints aren't leaking.Smear some fairy liquid,other brands available, around the thread of the regulator etc and other joins in the gas line and look for bubbles.On some bottles I have had to use PTF tape when connecting the regulator.

Hope this helps.

 

I think there's some misunderstaning for comic effect going on here...

 

no corgi as such on vans

 

I'm getting mine checked over shortly because of a gas smell after some work I've had done - not sure of cost yet but when the guy gets back to me I'll ask him. I decided to have propex and cooker off the one cylinder but I'm not confident in the way it's been done
I just left a message - says ' Hello, you've reached Graham the Gas Man' so he must be good

 

Hard to tell on the phone Malc - he was having a colonoscopy at the weekend......

 

I'm just doing it for peace of mind.

 

I could have just said "a gas fitter", but then they'd be no dog, toy car or Lord Congi jokes.

 

CORGI is no more!!!!! Its Gas-Safe now!

 

It is a shame though.CORGI was the Dogs B******S

 

Some big motor-home or caravan places may be your best bet

 

ask JJ.if he fancies a bit of moonlighting at the next big meet, just ordered a vent to put in the floor, cos propane if heavier than air and sinks so if theres a vent it should sink through the hole. i heared this from a gas safe engineer, also when i fitted my propex o brought a can of leak detect you spray it on joints and, well i dont know cos i did n't have any leaks..

 

Corgis are thick. A Border Collie would make a much better job of it...

 

When using ptf tape get the gas one its thicker.
I worked with a plumber who tested a gas cooker with his fag lighter once.

I spoke to my gasman when fitting the hob in the T5 as he was next door and he just said make sure you get a carbon-monoxide detector, its still on the to do list.

 

The CM detector's already in place.

 

To us old farts it'll always be corgi.