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JNM
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Post: # 198267Post JNM »

Hi All,

Stumbled across this website when searching for some information on a Stanley Superstar gas fired range cooker, quite a few interesting forums..

My family have just moved into a small village just out side Bristol, trying to escape (a little bit) from the busyness (not sure if that’s a word) of day to day life, with a view to growing all our own veg and getting a couple of chickens etc, etc.

We have a Stanley Superstar range cooker that keeps on tripping out after approx 15 minutes use (in oven and/or hot plate mode) and have to wait 20 minutes or so before we can reset it. Does any body have any ideas?

Thanks

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Post: # 198269Post Mylovelyhorse »

Can't help with the cooker problem, I'm afraid. But wanted to say hello and welcome to Ish-world! :flower:

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Post: # 198270Post red »

welcome :flower:
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Post: # 198271Post JulieSherris »

:wave: Hello!
I got exited when you mentioned stanleys.... and then you said 'gas'... so that's me out the equation, because mine is a solid fuel & uses mainly turf, so I have no idea!

But welcome anyway! :iconbiggrin:
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Post: # 198276Post MuddyWitch »

Welcome to ISH :flower:

(I was going to suggest Julie as your Stanley expert, but she's blown that theory outta the water, sorry)

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Post: # 198278Post JNM »

Thanks to all of you for making me feel so welcome! I think as time goes on, I’ll be after more and more advice from this friendly website.

Hopefully I’ll get some info on my Stanley, sorry it's gas!!! But you get what you’re given. Maybe a conversion is required!

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Post: # 198279Post Green Aura »

Hi JNM and welcome to Ish :wave:
Hope you don't mind - I've moved your thread to the welcome new members section so more people will be able to meet and greet you.
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Post: # 198289Post frozenthunderbolt »

Welcome JNM!
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Post: # 198330Post Pennylane »

Hello form wales...I remeber the days of getting to know an inherited rayburn..lots of fun and games...we are good friends after 13 years :lol: Good luck...there should be some good professional advice about somewhere as it is a Good make..perhaps they have a web site..

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Post: # 198357Post SaveSomeGreen »

Hi

No ideas about the cooker but liking avoiding busyness and bristol, well any towns at all if possible.

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Post: # 198390Post becks77 »

:wave: Hi and welcome
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Post: # 198433Post Millymollymandy »

Hello and welcome!
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Post: # 198458Post Touchwood »

Hiya

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