everythingold
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My 2nd restore
before and after gas range
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toggleswitch2
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Did you mean vivid?
Nice job!
Gotta love old gas stoves. Only moving parts are door hinges and gas valves. Once the gas valves are re-greased the stoves can theoretically last forever!
Personally I dont mind the stove-pipe connection (as seen, top right) avaialbel for the oven to be connected to an outdoor vent/flue!
I am a bit confused sas to why there are 6 gas valves.
Is there the traditional one burner for the oven above and the broiler(grill) below, or are these separate compartments with two burners?
Its an eye-cather that "FER SHUR"
Nice job!
Gotta love old gas stoves. Only moving parts are door hinges and gas valves. Once the gas valves are re-greased the stoves can theoretically last forever!
Personally I dont mind the stove-pipe connection (as seen, top right) avaialbel for the oven to be connected to an outdoor vent/flue!
I am a bit confused sas to why there are 6 gas valves.
Is there the traditional one burner for the oven above and the broiler(grill) below, or are these separate compartments with two burners?
Its an eye-cather that "FER SHUR"
filterflo
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You do beautiful work. Nice to see someone who actually restores old appliances from top to bottom. Its stunning!
everythingold
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Thank you all. I lovedoing it. The answer toggleswitch's ?, there is one oven burner with two valves. I'm not sure why they did it that way.
toggleswitch2
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Low and high, with varying gas output from the venturi and orifice?
everythingold
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probably,still unnecessary
everythingold
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I have a friend with a commercial size roper with a similar design. 4 oven and 6 burners, it is huge. Needs total restore though.
ptcruiser51
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Open area under burners
Would be used for what? Keep-warm? Storage? It looks like there's a drip tray under the burners. This looks a lot like the one we had when we lived in a tenement in the 1950s. The finish was cream-colored porcelain with nickel trim. My cat used to sleep underneath it until one day mom dropped the pot roast coming out of the oven!
Would be used for what? Keep-warm? Storage? It looks like there's a drip tray under the burners. This looks a lot like the one we had when we lived in a tenement in the 1950s. The finish was cream-colored porcelain with nickel trim. My cat used to sleep underneath it until one day mom dropped the pot roast coming out of the oven!
everythingold
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there was a drip pan under the burners, but it was lost, on some similar models, I've seen racks, drawers etc. So there are so missing parts. The holes on the top are for raising bread, oh the old days.
