Connection Hose To Gas Cooker.

llamekuf | 17:50 Wed 09th Jul 2014 | How it Works

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The gas is connected to the cooker by a hose with a bayonet type fitting.
The owners want to install an electric cooker.
Is it enough that the bayonet fitting is seperated from the gas cooker or does the hose supplying the gas have to sealed in some way when it has been disconnected?

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You may find that the hose disconnects from the wall socket and leaves just the wall socket...this will be safe to remain as installed.

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Thank you BRIGHT SPARK.

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