Gas Leaks

0:00The most common gas faults you see are leaky pipe joints, blocked burner jets, broken safety sensors, and faulty pressure regulators. What causes a gas

0:07appliance to stop working? Usually, a failed ignition spark, a dirty or broken sensor, or an automated safety feature locking the unit down. Is it safe to keep using a faulty gas appliance? No.

0:17Using a faulty unit can cause dangerous gas leaks or release toxic carbon monoxide. When you smell gas, homeowners should immediately turn off the gas at

0:24the meter or bottle. Open windows, walk outside immediately, and do not touch any light switches or phones inside. A gas emergency could be a strong smell, a

0:32loud hissing pipe, a fire, or feeling suddenly dizzy or sick while a heater is running. Can minor gas issues become a major hazard? Yes, a tiny leak can

0:40slowly fill a wall cavity with gas until a tiny electrical spark from a fridge or switch triggers an explosion.