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rayburn

  • 14-06-2012 5:22pm
    #1
    bnear
    Registered Users Posts: 178 ✭✭


    I have an old rayburn solid fuel cooker, I think its a number 1, it seems to be smoking a lot and I think it needs some work done on the inside. Does anyone know who would do this, also would it be possible to put a boiler into it or is it too small ? Maybe its just over the hill and its time to move onto something newer :)


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  • #2
    WexTex
    Registered Users Posts: 40 ✭WexTex


    Where are you?

    I don't think it's a big problem. Maybe just needs tweaking/cleaning.

    In mine (oil) the plates change every year, shifting & warping, and I have to 'get to know' how the temperature 'behaves' when it's turned back on in the fall. Also have to vacuum it so the eye works and it fires properly.

    MIL has an AGA that uses a wick. It was smoking a lot, coming out the air intake pipe. A new wick and a rough clean of the chimney fixed it. Another time it was misbehaving that way, an extension on the chimney helped.

    We cleaned out our chimney a little with a brick on a rope :eek: and it's amazing the difference it's made in the draw.

    Sorry, not much help, but wanted to ask where you are in order to recommend anyone.


  • #3
    bnear
    Registered Users Posts: 178 ✭✭bnear


    Hi WexTex
    Thanks for that, I'll try giving it a good cleaning out and clean the chimney and see if that helps. Its an old cooker probably over 40 years now so maybe its just past its sell by date.... but I'll give it one last chance, just worried about carbon monoxide if its leaking fumes.... don't want to wake up dead !!!! I'm in Louth....


  • #4
    baords dyslexic
    Closed Accounts Posts: 902 ✭✭✭baords dyslexic


    Some spare parts here 
    http://www.dineensales.com/CookerParts.aspx
    including some rayburn boilers, just depends how much work you want to do on it or how much money you want to spend.


  • #5
    1865
    Registered Users Posts: 101 ✭✭1865


    Robert Stanley in Tullow is very good with rayburns. might be worth a shout.


  • #6
    WexTex
    Registered Users Posts: 40 ✭WexTex


    1865 wrote: »
    Robert Stanley in Tullow is very good with rayburns. might be worth a shout.

    Mr. Stanley does Rayburns? The Irony:P


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  • #7
    baords dyslexic
    Closed Accounts Posts: 902 ✭✭✭baords dyslexic


    WexTex wrote: »
    Mr. Stanley does Rayburns? The Irony:P

    Good job he doesn't live in Waterford then :rolleyes:

    ;)


  • #8
    WexTex
    Registered Users Posts: 40 ✭WexTex


    My husband is constantly confusing me sending me to
    Ferns Engineering in Wexford or
    Paddy Denby Engineering in Ferns. :confused:

    Any luck bnear?


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