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You cannot work on any gas appliance unless you are gas safe registered. This is and always has been the case. (Since we have had a regulating body)
But ShaunCorbs said
"He won’t gas safe can only come in when someone charges for gas work and there not reg
If they do it for free gas safe don’t care"

I don't understand, please explain.
 
So presumably you can work on on your own boiler (as long as you don't pay yourself :confused:) and that's OK? We're often told otherwise on this and other forums.
Anybody whom carries out work to a gas appliance needs to be experienced and trained.
If it is for gain then they must be GSR, however if a numpty plays with their own device then they immediately invalidate their home insurance and leave themselves open to criminal proceedings by others. If you all want when my barrister wakes up I will find out from her how long the tariff for this offence might be
Rob Foster ...aka centralheatking
 
Anybody whom carries out work to a gas appliance needs to be experienced and trained.
If it is for gain then they must be GSR, however if a numpty plays with their own device then they immediately invalidate their home insurance and leave themselves open to criminal proceedings by others. If you all want when my barrister wakes up I will find out from her how long the tariff for this offence might be
Rob Foster ...aka centralheatking
I hope she charges you by the hour.
 
if a numpty plays with their own device then they immediately invalidate their home insurance and leave themselves open to criminal proceedings by others
If I play with my device and don't cause any damage to others, what are the legal procedings going to be for, and who will be pressing for them?
 

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