What must an installer advise the appliance user during the conversion from oil to gas?

During the conversion from oil to gas, it is essential for an installer to advise the appliance user about the steps needed to remove the former energy source. This is a critical aspect of ensuring a safe and compliant installation. Removing the oil system involves specific procedures to disconnect and safely dispose of oil tanks and lines, which can have implications for both safety and environmental regulations.

Understanding these steps helps the user grasp the process involved and the potential impacts on their property. Properly addressing the removal of the former energy source is vital to ensure that there are no residual hazards, such as leaks or contaminants, left behind after the conversion.

While cost of installation, pressure requirements, and warranty details are all relevant aspects of the conversion process, they do not directly address the immediate safety and procedural considerations involved in removing the old energy source. Hence, advising on the necessary steps for this removal is key to facilitating a safe transition from oil to gas.