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Discuss damaged cooker ring - unsafe situation? in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at PlumbersForums.net
do you need glasses?its so dirty most of it has disintegratedWouldn't that depend on room co levels and colour of flame? If co level of room is ok and flame colour is ok, then AR? Just checking. Also on the subject, what if it is really dirty, would you at AR it? I mean proper proper dirty, like you can't even see the original colour of the hob
Ditto
Jarse. Please don't do anymore gas work
You sound a right div!
I didn't see the melted ring, thought it had just been taken off. Was looking at the edges.Combustion is directly affected due to the melted ring
fair enough jase,you can see it on the RH side of the pic,allys shotI didn't see the melted ring, thought it had just been taken off. Was looking at the edges.
He comment on a thread regarding the situation of a hob ring that has suffered severe heat damage and has had a lack of maintenance for quite some time
If he would class this as AR and only turn off. IMO and by the looks of it other peoples opinion, he would be massively wrong. And this needs to be a ID situation
The comments regarding the combustion of the gas. My experienced opinion would say that due to the lack of uniform resistance on the gas flow throughout the ring will cause an increased flow of gas to a concentrated area. And also directly affect the stoichiometric mix of the gas. This causing incomplete or dangerous combustion
He comment on a thread regarding the situation of a hob ring that has suffered severe heat damage and has had a lack of maintenance for quite some time
If he would class this as AR and only turn off. IMO and by the looks of it other peoples opinion, he would be massively wrong. And this needs to be a ID situation
The comments regarding the combustion of the gas. My experienced opinion would say that due to the lack of uniform resistance on the gas flow throughout the ring will cause an increased flow of gas to a concentrated area. And also directly affect the stoichiometric mix of the gas. This causing incomplete or dangerous combustion
It's only because of some of the things jase comes out with
Sometimes I think some people need extra training.
It's concerning to me that people can get gas tickets and then play with people's lives
Over the years I have cut appliances off becuase of a bad feeling. Done some research and then gone back. Better to be safe than sorry
were you born experienced or did you get it through doing the job.
if jace only does installs and no cp12's then he wont get the range of work.
its a perfectly valid question and he has the right to ask without being ridiculed!!
would you prefer us to not ask for fear.of you branding us as idiots for it.
you're a trusted advisor on here so please act like it.
I don't call everyone an idiot.
As a TA I give as much adivce as I can
Sometimes I think a little tough love can be more beneficial than a meere pointing out
I was not born with experience but have worked very hard to get to where I am
I am more than willing to also help those less experienced than me to progress and develop further
I will also supply my mobile number for anyone who would like advice when "on the job"
In another thread I am posting to jase and we have already found another way of improving or potentiality improving his solder technique not only for appearance but for time saving too
So I'm not always horrid
Well if jase. You. Or anyone else would like advice. I don't hold grudges. And I would think that other don't hold grudges too
We are all grown ups.
We all live in the big bad world.
And I think that being in this game you have to be fairly thick skinned to take the flack we get
The ring has melted!
Tbh I have seen loads of hobs but they are all fine, not a single thing wrong with them, mainly in new builds round here. I was asking the other question to See what you would do if it was really dirty but not effecting the combustion or the flame!! But when you move it you can feel the stickyness and you put it on the side and it needs a crowbar to pick it up again.
I found doing ha cp12s I was giving more warning notices for cookers than boilers some were never cleaned since they were installed meaning grease milk,water were rotting the hobs.Sometimes it was the oposite and they were scoured and had so much cleaner sprayed on them they would get blocked up or rot the injectors
Maybe a combination of cheap, crappy hob and poor cleaning/build up of crap concentrating more of the flame onto that section of the ring.I just wonder "how" melted , incorrect cleaning method ?
good tip, gonna try that.little tip if you have a poor flame and it looks like the jet drop some brown vinegar in it,wait 10 mins,dab it out problem fixed
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