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Things to Consider Before Hiring a Gas Fire Engineer Gas fireplaces are effective in heating up your home. However, they require regular maintenance and troubleshooting to ensure they are operating effectively. You can seek help from a professional plumber or fireplace technician for gas fire issues. They can also replace damaged valves. Here are a few things to think about before hiring a plumber: Robert Hall, a pipeline safety advocate, claimed that the fire had consumed miles of pipe and it could take several hours for the fire to reach an outlet. Installation Gas Safe registered professionals should be contacted if you need to replace your gas fire or install a new fireplace. It is a complex procedure that requires a careful reconnection to your gas system as well as a thorough examination of your new fireplace in order to ensure that it is in compliance with Building Regulations. Your heating engineer will first have to determine the size of your room. The size of your space will determine whether or not you are able to safely install a gas fireplace. It will also influence the location, the kind of fireplace and the number of vents you need to install. When your measurements are completed The heating engineer will set up your new fire. They'll place the appliance on an external wall, with an outlet for the evacuation of exhaust gases, and a sturdy base. They'll connect it to the main gas line, test the operation of the appliance, and then complete by assembling the hearth and surround you've selected. It may also be necessary to install a flue or chimney depending on the type of fireplace. Troubleshooting If your gas fire will not turn on, it could be an issue with either the spark-ignition system or pilot system. The manual will tell you how to reset these systems. However only those who are comfortable with the smell of gas should attempt this. In certain cases, strange sounds such as ticking or cracking are normal because the steel in the burner tray expands or contracts. Contact domestic gas engineer if you hear these sounds. Unsafe or improperly installed fireplaces can cause gas leaks, fires, and carbon monoxide poisoning. A trained engineer can quickly and safely solve these problems. Repair You'll need to employ a professional when your fireplace emits a smell of gas, makes strange noises, switches off and on randomly or makes unusual noises. It is possible to replace a snap disc, rheostat or high limit over-temp switches. These devices guard your fireplace from overheating by cutting off the gas supply when the fire gets too hot. Repair costs depend on the complexity of repairs and the location in which you reside.