gas cooker broken - can I disconnect pipe?
my cooker is broken can i disconnect pipe and remove cooker and leave pipe out until new one comes will it lock off has supply whilst cooker pipe isn't plugged in
Replies from 2 tradespeople
In theory yes, you can disconnect the Bayonet from the cooker bayonet socket, however its more for cleaning and not to permanently remove, strongly advise to get a gas engineer to disconnect and test for gas tightness socket could potentially leak
It is not safe to do so
