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gas cooker

orion50 · 2012-10-08 21:48:59

hi folks Can anyone recommend a good repair person for a marine gas cooker 2 rings working ok grill working but smelly obviously leaking and oven not lighting at all? Getting fond of the boat and wouldn't like to accidentally blow her up!:D

08-10-2012 09:48PM

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orion50

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hi folks

Can anyone recommend a good repair person for a marine gas cooker 2 rings working ok grill working but smelly obviously leaking and oven not lighting at all? Getting fond of the boat and wouldn't like to accidentally blow her up!:D

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#2 09-10-2012 08:09AM

fergal.b

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Any registered gas fitter should be able to help you out they are quite basic bits of kit to repair but getting everything sealed up right and pressure tested should be done by a pro, if you need any parts or advice give Dermot a call here http://www.milestoneelectric.com/ he knows his way around boats and cookers and has a good selection of spare parts

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#3 13-10-2012 05:55PM

orion50

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Thanks for the helpful reply - dont think I need any spare parts - a good clean and service should do the trick.

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