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playing devils advocate here if theres no sign of scorching which appliance is AR, the cooker id assume . but if theres scorching /damage does the ID go on both boiler and cooker? or would you ID the cooker and note damage to boiler
Seriously tho would anyone with any sense honestly want to put a boiler above a cooker???
playing devils advocate here if theres no sign of scorching which appliance is AR, the cooker id assume . but if theres scorching /damage does the ID go on both boiler and cooker? or would you ID the cooker and note damage to boiler
ar, cap the cooker.
if the cooker dosnt look like it can ever be housed else-where in the future i would id the boiler due to gas/electrics in boiler. as you can bet the cooker will be reinstalled again.
why not?if it is AR you cant really cap the cooker
why not?
the cooker is causing a risk because the clearance is less than 760mm to combustible surface (plastics and wiring within boiler) and the gas supply within boiler at risk from open flame.
or are we having one of those moments.lol.?
thats what i mean tho',there is a POTENTIAL for a problem which is AR which is isolate and advise, not cap
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