17-01-2016, 11:19 AM
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Re: Cooker failed
Originally Posted by Lila
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What sort of cooker are you planning to get, if/when you do get one?
17-01-2016, 11:22 AM
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Re: Cooker failed
Originally Posted by dinahsmum
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What a pain for you Primus. Perhaps it'll give you the impetus to get on with planning your new kitchen - how excitingThis item isn't cheap - Remoska - but it's really good; so versatile, and would fill the gap for a while.
I've got a normal oven but the Remoska can do so many things - roast, casserole, pasta bake, cook cakes - I don't use the normal oven a lot. Only when I'm cooking for more than us two really
17-01-2016, 01:04 PM
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So ordered a microwave/combined oven in the end seemed the most logical way to go it does everything we need and it will replace our existing ( annoyingly almost new ) microwave and we won't lose any worktop space had to order it as they had none in stock we'll pick itup tomorrow
20-01-2016, 09:24 PM
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Re: Cooker failed
Originally Posted by gasman
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Out of interest, two things :What makes you suspect the FFD?
What is the make and model of your cooker?
As a gas engineer, I can only advise you that touching any gas related parts are not for the DIY person.
20-01-2016, 09:57 PM
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Re: Cooker failed
Originally Posted by Primus1
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Cannon Windsor, suspect ffd as oven lights but flame won't rise and looking at ffd it looks a bit worn , 26 years a service engineer gas safe registered
I use G A S for spares and found this
http://www.gas-spares.co.uk/catalogu...2836e01&page=1
Not sure of your exact model.
20-01-2016, 11:07 PM
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No worries mate,I think our cooker is about 18years old have searched for spares but can't find our particular model I suppose its lasted well with only one repair in that time( I had to change the electronic ignition unit ) so I guess its done well, we can still use the grill and hob though just the oven part,anyway we bought an oven/microwave combined so that will have to do for the time being|
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