Greenmaster

2.849

hace 6 años

Insufficient gas pressure from the network to feed all household gas appliances. I recommend you notify the supplier company to check your outdoor installation

sam1963

16

hace 6 años

Hi servimat1, I had thought about the regulator but I don't know how to try it; I will do what they suggest with the filter and then I will tell you.
Regards.

sam1963

16

hace 6 años

I forgot, in case of having to change the regulator, how to know how much capacity corresponds? I clarify that this regulator and the meter attend two houses that are on one land, since in the front of the property there is no place to place another box ... we talk about 2 kitchens, two heaters, a heater, a hot water tank in total.
Thank you.

sam1963

16

hace 6 años

Hello, I tell you that I disconnected the copper pipe from the regulator and my surprise was that when I opened the main key a slight blow came out without the necessary pressure from the network. So I decided to call the service provider to come check the problem. When I solve it I will comment, it seems that the greenmaster friend was right.
Regards.

sam1963

16

hace 6 años

Well, I commented, the ecogas technician came and observed that the copper pipe that connects the main key with the regulator was covered and that this pipe was for bottled gas and not for natural gas ... he proceeded to change it and I He suggested that the regulator be changed because it had no filter at the entrance and it was probably trash.
I want to thank those who guided me for their time and dedication.
Regards.

sam1963

16

hace 6 años

I close the query by giving servimat1 the solution because I don't know how to give it to greenmaster.

Greenmaster

2.849

hace 6 años

Thanks are not necessary