Can anyone tell me how to test a truma gas regulator? They say, in the blurb, "with test point", where is it and how do I use it?
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Unless you are qualified in gas forget it.
My son is a corgi registered gas engineer and has a special instrument for doing such tests.
Best see a professional.
Cheers
Alan
My son is a corgi registered gas engineer and has a special instrument for doing such tests.
Best see a professional.
Cheers
Alan
Stuart,
The test point on a regulator allows you to measure the delivery pressure.
The modern 30 millibar regulator produces a pressure of 0.435 psig and no DIY person is going to have the right (manometer) tool at home - and it needs a properly trained person anyway...
Robert
The test point on a regulator allows you to measure the delivery pressure.
The modern 30 millibar regulator produces a pressure of 0.435 psig and no DIY person is going to have the right (manometer) tool at home - and it needs a properly trained person anyway...
Robert
Damian
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As has been said, a special pump with volumiser is needed to test the regulator and pipework.
In a similar vein, the yellow valve next to the test point is NOT to be used as a normal use gas shut off, it is only put there for engineers to use when testing.
In a similar vein, the yellow valve next to the test point is NOT to be used as a normal use gas shut off, it is only put there for engineers to use when testing.
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