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Hi guys.

What label should I be using for a cooker with no bracket or chain?

Should I be isolating supply?
 
No. It's NCS under GIUSP. Under the old rules you could issue a warning notice. Under the new rules, just make a note of it and advise landlord. I prefer to do it in writing (email) but that's not a requirement AFAIK.
 
Cant you ask the LL if he wants you to fit a chain? 10 minutes work.
 
just put a chain on and charge the land lord a few quid to fit it iaw mfis
 
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