No, has to be a gas safe registered engineer or your emergency service provider/energy supplier. Turn off the supply at the emergency control valve, if the meter is internal do no operate any electrical switches on or off and ventilate the property, do not smoke or operate any naked flames, sparks etc.
Do they still swap meters Ian? I was told by Cadent engineer (iirc) they don’t really do it much anymore, or they have to obtain permission, something to do with assets?
No Natural gas is lighter than air so will rise, LPG would do that as its heavier than air
If it’s the barrel, then might have to be replaced, if it’s the screw new ones are available.
ffs just call the esp out on number that has been put up its free and they are there in 1 hour unless this is a windup post
Unless the Poster wants his house to go KABOOOM!
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