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Gas Service Checklist
Service & Maintenance Record
Easy Gas Engineer — Build 2026-08-12
Gas Installer Details ▼
Client Details ▼
Appliance & Flue Type ▼
Identify the appliance and flue type before recording data badge details. The appliance type is used to set the CO/CO₂ ratio action level in the combustion analysis section below.
Appliance Data Badge ▼
Measured Performance ▼
Record the values measured during the service. The tolerance check compares the calculated heat input against the maximum heat input from the Appliance Data Badge above.
Need to calculate the heat input from a measured gas rate? Use the Gas Rate tool from the home menu, then return here to record the result.
Service Checklist ▼
Combustion Performance ▼
Pass criteria for room-sealed (RS) appliances at the flue/case seal test point: O₂ ≥ 20.6% and CO₂ < 0.2%. Mark N/A for open-flued (OF) and flueless (FL) appliances.
Note: Always check manufacturer's instructions for specific CO/CO₂ limits — they may differ from the action levels shown here.
At maximum rate
At minimum rate
Recommendations ▼
Enter the reference number written on the Warning Notice issued to the client. Use the Warning Notice tool from the home menu to generate a numbered notice if you haven’t already.
Declaration & Sign-off ▼
Sign above
Sign above
Photos ▼
Disclaimer: This tool is provided as an aid to help competent persons record the results of a gas appliance service check. It does not constitute engineering certification, replace professional judgement, or guarantee compliance. Users must be Gas Safe registered and competent for the categories of work being undertaken. Users are solely responsible for the accuracy of all entries and for issuing a valid service record in accordance with the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 (as amended) and all other applicable legislation and standards. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the author accepts no liability for any error, omission, or any direct or indirect loss or damage arising from use of this tool or reliance on its output.