- Oct 3, 2013
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Since taking delivery of our new caravan last year we have experienced two disasters -
1.On our second trip out, the battery compartment door ripped off when reversing down the driveway slope (unlike our last caravan the door when left open hangs down nearer the road ) and hit the road just before the van levelled out out.
2.Shut the cooker hob glass cover whilst one of the gas rings was on low.Glass cover shattered with a mighty explosion whilst we were having dinner.(The last cooker automatically shutoff the gas rings when the glass cover is closed).
Now we are both paranoid (she won't let me reverse without being there)and I won't sit down to dinner until all gas rings are off.
Happily both damages were repaired (replaced swiftly) and we had a successful rest of season caravanning (without further incidents)
Why don't cooker hob glass covers automatically shut off the gas when closed. Seems logical to me.
1.On our second trip out, the battery compartment door ripped off when reversing down the driveway slope (unlike our last caravan the door when left open hangs down nearer the road ) and hit the road just before the van levelled out out.
2.Shut the cooker hob glass cover whilst one of the gas rings was on low.Glass cover shattered with a mighty explosion whilst we were having dinner.(The last cooker automatically shutoff the gas rings when the glass cover is closed).
Now we are both paranoid (she won't let me reverse without being there)and I won't sit down to dinner until all gas rings are off.
Happily both damages were repaired (replaced swiftly) and we had a successful rest of season caravanning (without further incidents)
Why don't cooker hob glass covers automatically shut off the gas when closed. Seems logical to me.