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11/06/2026
🔥Flue gas analysing cookers? 🔥
Have a go at filling in the blanks:
🤔CO readings must not exceed ______ for longer than ______ minutes.
🤔They must not exceed ______ ppm at any time.
🌟Bonus question: What is the maximum CO/CO₂ ratio a cooker oven can reach?
Good luck! 💪
Watch our latest video for the answer to yesterday's questions. ✅
⚽🏆 ACS World Cup Round! 🏆⚽
Today’s questions are all about flue gas analysing cookers to BS 7967.
🤔 CO readings must not exceed ______ for longer than ______ minutes.
🤔 And must not exceed ______ ppm at any time.
🏆 BONUS QUESTION:
What is the maximum CO/CO₂ ratio a cooker oven can reach?
Think you can score 4/4? 👀
Drop your answers below ⬇️💬
Let’s see who’s taking home some points! 🏅
10/06/2026
🔥Today’s challenge:🔥
When carrying out a flue integrity test, what result would you expect to see to confirm the flue seals are sound? 🤔
Let me know your answer below. ⬇️
Watch today's video to find out learn a little more about classifying unsafe situations under IGEM/G11.
Did you get the answers right? ✅
🚨 Flue Integrity Testing 🚨
🤔 When carrying out a flue integrity test, what result are you looking for to confirm the flue seals are sound?
Yesterday we looked at how missing test point caps can be classified under IGEM/G11.
🎥 Watch today’s video to find out the answer.
Today we’re taking it a step further and looking at what happens when you actually test the flue system itself.
💬 Have you carried out a flue integrity test recently?
09/06/2026
🔥 Unsafe Situations Procedure Challenge 🔥
Under IGEM/G/11, how would you classify:
1️⃣ A missing products of combustion test point cap?
2️⃣ A missing air inlet test point cap?
Would you classify them the same, or differently? 🤔
Let us know your answers in the comments below ⬇️💬
Watch our video to find out the answer to yesterday's question about flue gas analysis. 🎥
🔥 Flue gas analysing a condensing boiler? Let’s put your knowledge to the test. 🔥
🤔 How many questions from yesterday's video did you get right?
🌟TODAY'S QUESTION🌟
Under IGEM/G/11, how would you classify:
1️⃣ A missing products of combustion test point cap?
2️⃣ A missing air inlet test point cap?
💬 Leave your answers in the comments below.
08/06/2026
🔥 This week’s topic: Flue Gas Analysis on Condensing Boilers 🔥
Understanding flue gas readings is an essential part of fault finding, commissioning and servicing modern gas appliances.
📹 Check out today’s video and see how many answers you know.
Thank you for your continued support. 🌟
‼️ Flue gas analysing on a CONDENSING boiler?- everything you need to know‼️
🤔What is the maximum permissible CO reading? (ppm).
🤔What CO2 percentage range woud you typically expect to see on a correctly operating boiler?
🤔What is the maximum allowable CO/CO2 ratio before further investigation is required?
🌟BONUS QUESTION 🌟
🔥How long should the appliance be allowed to run before flue gas readings are taken?
Leave your answers in the comments ⬇️💬
05/06/2026
🔥 This week has been all about flueless space heaters. 🔥
Whether you’re brushing up on your gas knowledge or simply along for the ride, we've covered a range of topics including ventilation, safety devices, gas rating and the new IGEM UP/1B requirements.
Thank you for all your support. 🌟
🤔 WERE YOU CORRECT?
Yesterday Derek asked:
✅ What two things (other than a vent) does a flueless space heater require?
❌ In which two rooms can a flueless space heater NOT be installed?
Think you know the answers?
Watch the video to see if you got them right and test your gas knowledge. 📚
Let me know in the comments how many you got correct. 👇
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