Stanley Super 90 Firebrick locations

mancity1

Hi in the process of cleaning up a stanley super 90 cooker and wonder if anyone has any experience with them in relation to where there should the firebricks be positionedin them as the one i am working on doesn't have any in it at present and just want to have a rough idea before i go to building suppliers have searched the net but cna't get a diagram.any help appreciated

demanufactured

Does it have a boiler or is it it dry.?
Most boiler ranges don't have firebricks I'd imagine?

Billy Bunting

The super 90 solid fuel is more or less boiler with fire brick down the oven side, you'll find more info if you Google Stanley Comeragh.

mancity1

Hi yes it has a boiler there is like a flat slab of firebrick to the side of the oven i thought there might be more(dunno why!) but I'll google about the comeragh.Many Thanks!

Billy Bunting

mancity1 wrote: »

Hi in the process of cleaning up a stanley super 90 cooker and wonder if anyone has any experience with them

If you lack experience yourself i can't emphasize enough to check the flue and be sure you use plenty of fire cement and replace all door and hotplate seals, and good pratice would be to install a CO alarm.

mancity1

thanks for advice i have replaced all seals and have fire cement and flue setup is spot on.have alarms already in place just wanted to be sure as not something you can take a chance on!