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Posted by Rod F. on December 18, 2004 at 13:17:14 from (142.177.87.191):
In Reply to: OT - Oil Stove posted by TDK on December 18, 2004 at 08:42:27:
My uncle has a stove like that in his kitchen. Harmony was the name, I think. I wish it was in Hell. The fire pot needs to be cleaned regularly, and generally the first start of the year requires the metering valve to be manually activated. ( At least I think it's the metering valve.) Set the stove to a medium to high setting, and then look on top of the carburetor, and there should be a pin or lever or something similar. Give this a few tap in (up and down) and that should jar everything loose inside and get the oil running. Personally, I think it's nothing more than a high cost kitchen ornament, but to each his own. HTH. Rod
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