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Just leave it lit: cheaper heating bills.
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Alternatively, turn off gas at meter / outside, disconnect cooker, cap end, turn gas back on.
Or call the emergency “I smell gas” line and be very nice to the man when he comes round.
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Can your cooker be pulled away from the wall? If so it should be connected by a bayonet fitting that will seal when you disconnect it. Have a search online to see what I mean.
(IANA gas engineer, that's just what I found out from having a new cooker installed. Proceed with extreme caution)
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Gas hob is stuck on. No isolation valve on the cooker. Gas goes off, so does heating. Any genius ideas? I have the front panel off and it doesn't seem there's a lot to be done there either.
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