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How to replace built in oven?
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Gas leaks are harder to spot & more dangerous than water leaks.martinthebandit wrote: »Funny isn't it? We appear more than happy to do water pipe work because it's usually a simple diy job yet gas pipe work is just as easy, probably even easier considering that gas pressure is far lower than water pressure.Tall, dark & handsome. Well two out of three ain't bad.0 -
parking_question_chap wrote: »Shop wants £99 to fit and remove old oven. I know a good sparky whose hourly is much less, and I can dispose of the old one.
Am I missing something? You started by saying the high street cost was "massive", then said it's £99 INCLUDING taking the old one away.
I know this is MSE, but that isn't massive by any measure as it will probably be two people (H&S rules about lifting the ovens) for an hour, plus disposal fees.0 -
Am I missing something? You started by saying the high street cost was "massive", then said it's £99 INCLUDING taking the old one away.
I know this is MSE, but that isn't massive by any measure as it will probably be two people (H&S rules about lifting the ovens) for an hour, plus disposal fees.
Getting rid of the old one is something I can sort, effective price to install new oven therefore £99.
Anyway, back to the ORIGINAL question.
Are there various types of connections at the back? and so would I need a similar oven to the current one?0 -
Gas leaks are pretty easy to spot by both smell and a bit of soapy water and a water leak onto electric can be 'interesting'EssexExile wrote: »Gas leaks are harder to spot & more dangerous than water leaks.
If you don't find joy in the snow,
remember you'll have less joy in your life
...but still have the same amount of snow!0 -
parking_question_chap wrote: »Getting rid of the old one is something I can sort, effective price to install new oven therefore £99.
Anyway, back to the ORIGINAL question.
Are there various types of connections at the back? and so would I need a similar oven to the current one?
Please read post 8 ???
You said you were replacing a double oven so it would be similar??
There will also be instructions with new oven:)The world is not ruined by the wickedness of the wicked, but by the weakness of the good. Napoleon0 -
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