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old stanley cooker not firing

klsheridan · 2012-02-02 17:20:40

my stanley oil cooker in the kitchen is not working, called a guy in to have a look at it(as i thought we had run out of oil and it needed to be bled) and he took off the grill at the bottom and had a brief poke around pressed the button a few times and said it needed a new burner, looking at 600 upwards but couldnt give…

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02-02-2012 6:20pm

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klsheridan

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my stanley oil cooker in the kitchen is not working, called a guy in to have a look at it(as i thought we had run out of oil and it needed to be bled) and he took off the grill at the bottom and had a brief poke around pressed the button a few times and said it needed a new burner, looking at 600 upwards but couldnt give me a definte quote till he opened the cooker up.Should i get a second opinon? is there any options when replacing a burner? ie. can you get it repaired/reconditioned rather than replaced?

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#2 02-02-2012 7:18pm
Billy Bunting

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I presume it has a Minor1 burner fitted, quite servicable although could be expensive if needing a lot of parts, experience tells me it would be something simple.
I would definetly get at least a second opinion, i don't see how removing the cover and pushing the reset can diagnose the need to replace the burner. :cool::cool:

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