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dual gas electric range cooker fitting

sean72 · 2011-05-29 19:31:11

Hi All, our existing electric range cooker went on the blink and we are hoping to purchase a dual fuel cooker this time around connecting it to a gas cylinder out side the house. Our in-laws have one (with a cylinder) and we always fancied it when the time came and our cooker went bust. We havent a clue about gas and just…

29-05-2011 7:31pm

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sean72

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Hi All, our existing electric range cooker went on the blink and we are hoping to purchase a dual fuel cooker this time around connecting it to a gas cylinder out side the house. Our in-laws have one (with a cylinder) and we always fancied it when the time came and our cooker went bust.

We havent a clue about gas and just wanted to know what is required to have one installed? Is it really complicated/costly? Are there any legal requirements for having it fitted?

Thanks in advance

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#2 29-05-2011 11:29pm

Billy Bunting

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Bottle of gas = €35, regulator €15 and a RGI to fit it and convert to lpg,

simple!!

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