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I haven't had to do one as yet. Two LGSC recently and they had new meters, just would like to know before I have too. Thanks.
 
Do you know which ones ? There is a tb out for the old ones
 
Did they have a keyboard on them ?
 
Easy enough to find on Gas Safe website
 

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