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Emergency Information - Gas Emergency
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Written by Jacqueline Barlow
Updated over a week ago

If you smell gas or think there might be a gas leak:

  1. Open all doors and windows

  2. Turn off the gas at the emergency control valve by the gas meter. Do not turn it on again until advised by a Gas Safe registered engineer

  3. Don’t use any electrical equipment (including light switches) or naked flames

  4. Call The national gas emergency number on 0800 111 999 immediately.

Important safety checks

Never

  • use a gas appliance if you think that it’s not working properly

  • cover an appliance or block the

  • convection air vents

  • block or obstruct any fixed ventilation grills, air bricks or outside flues.

Warning signs

Your gas appliance may not be working properly if you notice:

  • yellow or orange-coloured flames (except in fuel-effect fires)

  • sooty stains or scorch marks on or around gas appliances

  • a pilot light that often blows out.

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