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How to use gas leak detector spray
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Shop for Gas Testing Equipment |
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Step 1 – Apply spray
Apply gas leak detector spray to the area you are testing. |
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Step 2 – Turn on gas
Turn on the gas by opening the supply valve on the meter. |
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Step 3 – Look for bubbles
Look for bubbles. If you see bubbles forming, it suggests that there is a gas leak.
Tighten the fitting with a pipe wrench, then recheck the area. |
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Step 4 – Wipe off old solution and reapply
Wipe off the old solution and reapply gas leak detector spray.
If you still see bubbles forming, the problem is greater. An appliance may be faulty or the pipework may need more extensive repairs. |
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If you can smell gas, shut off the gas supply at the meter by closing the supply valve immediately! |
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Open a window to ventilate the area and call the National Gas Emergency number: 0800 111 999. |
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