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Went and looked at this set up today.

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Left hand double socket is dead, wires all disconnected, I classed as AR would you agree as I'm now doubting myself
 
Yes would say the same right still connected ?
 
Furthest right socket is the only one that works
 
Yep. I hate ones like this where they say it was never mentioned in previous gas safetys
 
Because it's directly above the burners and as there is the potential for the socket to be reconnected it can't be deemed compliant surely? If it's blanked off then that's different
 
Why is it AR?

socket could melt

A minimum distance of 300mm, measured horizontally from an electrical fitting to the edge of a high level grill, free standing cooker, individual hob, sink or drainer, is considered acceptable for the purposes of avoiding adverse effects from using a cooker, sink or drainer.
 
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