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Gas Cooker

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  • 26-04-2016 11:47am
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    clionaricho
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    So this may be a daft question but we just bought a new camper (:D )and the gas cooker has only 2 rings working so we have figured out there is no thermo coupler on 2 of them. I went to buy a replacement today and a friend who works with gas has said he would fit them for us once we have the part. When I went to buy the part, there are different mm sizes. Can anyone tell me is there a standard size in the camper or how I would find out.

    Thanks in advance


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    crabbypaddy
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    clionaricho wrote: »
    So this may be a daft question but we just bought a new camper (:D )and the gas cooker has only 2 rings working so we have figured out there is no thermo coupler on 2 of them. I went to buy a replacement today and a friend who works with gas has said he would fit them for us once we have the part. When I went to buy the part, there are different mm sizes. Can anyone tell me is there a standard size in the camper or how I would find out.

    Thanks in advance

    Make and model should be on it somewhere, dometic/smev/cramer and spinflo are the most common.


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    clionaricho
    Registered Users Posts: 100 ✭✭clionaricho


    Thanks CrabbyPaddy, I had tried that alright but there is no name or anything on it. I guess I will just hav to try one and see how it fits


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    Pat Dunne
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    clionaricho wrote: »
    Thanks CrabbyPaddy, I had tried that alright but there is no name or anything on it. I guess I will just hav to try one and see how it fits

    All appliances must be fitted with a rating plate, this is normally located on the bottom/underside on the hob. Usually its a silver foil adhesive label with all the specific technical inforation relevant to that appliance.

    A photo of the appliance my help identify it to some of the more knowledgable members here.


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    clionaricho
    Registered Users Posts: 100 ✭✭clionaricho


    Cooker.jpg
    THis is a picture of the hole where the thermocoupe should come out.
    Should I just measure this and get smaller ?

    Thanks
    C


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    crabbypaddy
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    clionaricho wrote: »
    Cooker.jpg
    THis is a picture of the hole where the thermocoupe should come out.
    Should I just measure this and get smaller ?

    Thanks
    C
    It's the other end is the important bit there are all different seats and threads. Put up a photo of the complete cooker.


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    clionaricho
    Registered Users Posts: 100 ✭✭clionaricho


    Thanks everyone, maybe this is something that I just need to get done for me altogather. Anyone know anywhere in the Dublin area where I could get this done ?

    Thanks
    C


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    Pat Dunne
    Registered Users Posts: 3,001 ✭✭✭Pat Dunne


    clionaricho wrote: »
    Thanks everyone, maybe this is something that I just need to get done for me altogather. Anyone know anywhere in the Dublin area where I could get this done ?

    Thanks
    C

    As crabbypaddy said earlier if you put up an actual picture of the actual appliance, people will be able to guide as to where is best to go. :)


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