Stanley Superstar Solid Fuel Cooker

Egan2012 · 28-12-2013 3:51pm #1

Hi guys,
I have just moved into a house with a Stanley Superstar Solid Fuel Cooker in it. I'm not familiar with these at all. There is 2 lids on the top of it. Is there a purpose for these? Do I close them down while it is lit or will that damage it? There is a switch on the front of it as well which says cooker on one side and bypass on the other. Which is the best setting to have it at? I won't be cooking on it just be using it for heating the radiators.
Any advice would be great.

Billy Bunting · 28-12-2013 5:02pm

Egan2012 wrote: »

Hi guys,
I have just moved into a house with a Stanley Superstar Solid Fuel Cooker in it. I'm not familiar with these at all. There is 2 lids on the top of it. Is there a purpose for these? Do I close them down while it is lit or will that damage it? There is a switch on the front of it as well which says cooker on one side and bypass on the other. Which is the best setting to have it at? I won't be cooking on it just be using it for heating the radiators.
Any advice would be great.

Check out page 13 of the PDF and return if you have questions....

http://www.waterfordstanley.com/media/200766/donard%20sf%20cooker%20mk2.pdf

Egan2012 · 21-01-2014 2:42pm

Hi gain, I was just wondering should the spin valv on the firebox door be open or closed?

Billy Bunting · 21-01-2014 6:29pm

It should be open (regulated), closed when wishing slow the burn, ie, through the night.

Stanley Superstar Solid Fuel Cooker

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