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Leisure Rangemaster 110 Repair

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  • 15-02-2015 1:36pm
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    Eglinton
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    Hi All,

    I have a Leisure Rangemaster 110 gas range. It's probably a mid 1990s model. One of the ovens is not working and I'd like to get it repaired and the range serviced generally. I've contacted Leisure themselves who pointed me in the direction of Waterford Stanley. They don't service them. I've also contacted numerous cooker service men and none repair Leisure and say they'd have trouble getting the parts.

    Any advice as to who could repair the cooker would be greatly appreciated. Other than the oven it's in great condition so I'd prefer not to have to replace.

    Thanks!


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    Billy Bunting
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    where are you


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    Eglinton
    Closed Accounts Posts: 992 ✭✭✭Eglinton


    Hi there,

    I'm in North Kildare.


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    Peintre Celebre
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    What's wrong with the oven? Not sure I'd go repairing a 20 year old cooker. Manufacturers will often produce parts 10 years after the product is released. It may not be economical

    Sorry just read the last bit of your post


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    Eglinton
    Closed Accounts Posts: 992 ✭✭✭Eglinton


    Peintre Celebre wrote: »
    What's wrong with the oven? Not sure I'd go repairing a 20 year old cooker. Manufacturers will often produce parts 10 years after the product is released. It may not be economical

    Sorry just read the last bit of your post

    Oven gas is lighting but not progressing to full flame so it's not heating up. Everything else works perfectly. I can't imagine it's a major problem but I can't find anyone to even check it out. Replacements are in excess of €1200 and at a glance look essentially the same as my model. Would seem strange to have to replace for the sake of a single part or routine service.


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    Billy Bunting
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    It could be as simple as cleaning around the burner. The burner has a small pencil shaped device called a flame failure device, it senses that the flame is lite, if dirt or spillage gets onto this device or burner then it can mask the heat from the burner and so will not go to full flame.
    Get a paint brush and give it a clean and then try it. replacement supply and fit would be around €150/200.


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    Tina Shower
    Registered Users Posts: 7 ✭Tina Shower


    I have a Rangemaster 110 classic and it seems that the clock is not working so the ovens wont light. Any advice on what i could do.....


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    Billy Bunting
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    Tina Shower wrote: »
    I have a Rangemaster 110 classic and it seems that the clock is not working so the ovens wont light. Any advice on what i could do.....

    Not working or on auto. If the clock is on auto cooking it wont work. If the clock is not working it requires a new clock or the clock can be bypassed.


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    Tina Shower
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    Thanks, I think I will try bypass the clock for now.


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    Tina Shower
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    Billy Bunting wrote: »
    Not working or on auto. If the clock is on auto cooking it wont work. If the clock is not working it requires a new clock or the clock can be bypassed.

    Hey, I have the control panel off the cooker and I am ready to join the wires together to bypass the clock. I just want to make sure I am going to snip the right wires.
    I have heard that there is two blue wires? I have one blue wire and two brown wires that are togheter. Which ones should i join.
    TIA


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    vidapura
    Registered Users Posts: 718 ✭✭✭vidapura


    OMG !!! Thats so ominous !!

    Is that the LAST message in this thread ??

    Its like a a McGyver episode !! Blue wire or brown wire ??

    Oh somebody please TELL ME !
    What happened to Tina Shower ??

    Did the oven explode ??

    Did our hero survive ??


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