MixedHerbs
Established Member
Hello,
I have just had to switch off my oil-fired Rayburn after realising that both it and my oil-fired central heating system have guzzled their way through £400 of oil in two months. I live in a four bedroomed house, not Buckingham Palace.
I moved into this house in August, thus my surprise. The Rayburn is an old fashioned drip-fed model. I have been told I can get it converted to use a pressure-jet system with a timer and a thermostat on the hot-water pipe.
Has anyone out there had experience of such a conversion? If so, are there any pitfalls or points to ponder? Ideally I would want an oven thermostat aswell. Can anyone make any recommendations?
The thing that really annoys me is that I can no longer afford a Lie-Nielson Miter Plane.
Regards, Peter.
I have just had to switch off my oil-fired Rayburn after realising that both it and my oil-fired central heating system have guzzled their way through £400 of oil in two months. I live in a four bedroomed house, not Buckingham Palace.
I moved into this house in August, thus my surprise. The Rayburn is an old fashioned drip-fed model. I have been told I can get it converted to use a pressure-jet system with a timer and a thermostat on the hot-water pipe.
Has anyone out there had experience of such a conversion? If so, are there any pitfalls or points to ponder? Ideally I would want an oven thermostat aswell. Can anyone make any recommendations?
The thing that really annoys me is that I can no longer afford a Lie-Nielson Miter Plane.
Regards, Peter.