Before I start I will state that I do not intend to go digging around in my gas fire and will get a CORGI registered guy in.
A couple of weeks back I had a CORGI reg'd guy in to service the gas boiler and check out the gas fire.
Since (and unrelated to t he visit) the gas fire now turns itslef off after a time. Does this indicate a faulty thermo couple or could it simply be crud collected around the thermocouple? I ask as it can be a bit tempermental to light.
I just want to get a feel for the extent of the cost that could be entailed.
A couple of weeks back I had a CORGI reg'd guy in to service the gas boiler and check out the gas fire.
Since (and unrelated to t he visit) the gas fire now turns itslef off after a time. Does this indicate a faulty thermo couple or could it simply be crud collected around the thermocouple? I ask as it can be a bit tempermental to light.
I just want to get a feel for the extent of the cost that could be entailed.