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Always couldn't stand the embarrassment of meter exploding due to flashback but no if using compression or as AW says SF[emoji79]
 
Always if soldering. One of the lads I used to work with had a meter go bang. He needed new pants after that. Sort of put me off taking the risk.
 
Every now and again someone gets injured or killed then everyone else does things properly for a wee while that's just what we do, I got a belt from a water pipe many many yrs ago when I cut through a sink supply, since then I'm about the only guy I know who uses the continuity bond when cutting a water pipe as well as a gas one, you will be lucky loads of times, but you only need to be unlucky once, it's everyone's choice
 
Always remove and cap regulator when soldering.......its the way i was trained and the way i will continue to work. My hobbies are dangerous enough .
 
So increasing air/gas mix in the pipe is a good thing? Are you saying tour tutor says you should remove meter even when using just a compression fitting?
 
When you remove the reg you have to sometimes remove the lead plug that keeps it in place on the meter bracket.

Do yous replace it with a newun ??
 
99/100 times I remove the meter as its so easy to do. If I'm feeling particularly rough I will do a quick soldered joint if I'm happy little air has entered the pipework. But officially not
 
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