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Gas Leak in Stove Amica GH0103 code50388 After Burner Body Replacement

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  • #1 16934940
    piter2005
    Level 11  
    Hello,
    I replaced the stove that is 14 years old burner bodies with covers. Old bodies were very dirty. They had their mounting screws torn off. After replacing and folding the oven, feel the gas from under the burners. What could be the reason?
    I will add that I mounted the nozzles to the bodies. Should I also replace the nozzles with such a replacement?

    best regards
    PB
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  • #2 16934962
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hello. Check with a gas meter where exactly the gas escapes? I think the gas supply pipes are not tightened.
  • #3 16934983
    piter2005
    Level 11  
    I don't have a meter. I checked the tubes. They are all tightened. The nozzles are also tightened.
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  • #4 16934989
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    To call a gasman or borrow with gas no kidding. There is no leakage of gas from nowhere, there is a leak somewhere.
  • #5 16934996
    piter2005
    Level 11  
    PITERRR wrote:
    To call a gasman or borrow with gas no kidding. There is no leakage of gas from nowhere, there is a leak somewhere.


    I know. I cut off the gas on the valve. I called 992, I thought they would check where it was volatile, but they don't come to such things.
    Maybe someone will recommend a gas to me. Near Lesznowola near Piaseczno.
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  • #7 16935023
    piter2005
    Level 11  
    PITERRR wrote:
    And here a colleague called to check the tightness. http://darbud.org/gazownik-piaseczno


    Thank you. I called. Someone has to drive up and check for leaks.
    How much can such a check cost?

    Added after 1 [hours] 31 [minutes]:

    There were two men with a meter. They touched in different places and said that he was letting go through the jets.
    According to them, old nozzles to be replaced.
    The visit lasted 5 minutes. The gentlemen said that the standard review costs PLN 200, but they will take PLN 100 from me. It's a sick price. I would add that the stove had an open top so that there was easy access to the interior.
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    #8 16940063
    piter2005
    Level 11  
    Today I had some time so I started checking for leaks using the foam method from Ludwik.
    I started with the stove and ended up on the gas supply pipe.
    It turned out that there was a leak at the bottom end of the power cord. Surely taking out the stove before I unscrewed the top end, I pulled too much and the cord at the bottom has loosened, by the way not unscrewed for several years.
    I remind you: according to the "specialist" there was a leak on the nozzles!
    Oh horror! Let's defend ourselves against such specialists.
    Or maybe there are no more. Maybe those real ones went to England a long time ago ?!
  • #9 16940081
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a gas leak issue in an Amica stove (model GH0103, code 50388) after the user replaced the burner bodies. Despite tightening the nozzles and gas supply pipes, gas was still detected under the burners. The user sought advice on whether to replace the nozzles during the burner body replacement. Responses suggested checking for leaks using a gas meter and recommended hiring a professional gas technician for a thorough inspection. A follow-up revealed that the leak was actually from a loose power cord, contrary to the initial assessment by a technician who claimed the nozzles were the source of the leak. The user expressed frustration with the quality of service from gas specialists.
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