How to Service & Light our Narrowboat Reflex Diesel Stove without mess or injury
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- In this video we look how to service a Reflex 61MSK Diesel stove including cleaning out the fuel filters.
We also look at the way we have developed to light the stove without mess or injury.
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No need there’s filters on both ends of supply pipes 👍
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Thanks for that Lee, very interesting. Once ours is up to temperature, we find it more than adequate on No.1.The radiant heat is remarkable!
Thanks for commenting, yes we very rarely turn it up number 1 is more than enough.
To light the Bubble stove I had I used a very small amount of tissue just to act as a wick and a gas clicker to set it going so it doesn't leave so much ash.
Best way, firelighters leave residue and meths removes eyebrows👍
Very useful we’ve bought nb recently and are looking to order one v soon very clear demo on what to do thank you
Hope you enjoy your new boat
Hi, how about a video of how radiators/hot water system is plumbed in. As I'm looking to do this. Thanks Michael.
Thanks for commenting, maybe in the future but you go stove to calorifier passing through radiators on return to stove.
good vid on you channel cool vid on how you do this thanks lee
Glad you enjoyed it
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Very interesting thank you. Have you worked out how much diesel you burn over the winter, or for each hour of use?
It seems a much cleaner and hassle free form of heating a narrow boat.
Thanks for commenting it is so much cleaner and more of a constant controllable heat throughout the boat were very pleased with it no ash clouds!
I've worked out it uses approx 6 litres in 24 hours on the low setting and we rarely turn it up.
40 litres aweek, so spot on 24hrs 7 days a week. 👍
Do you use a pump to circulate the hot water? If so does it have to be on always when the stove is lit or only when you want to heat water or the radiators? Great video?
Thanks for you comment, yes I have a circulation pump that runs all the time the stove is lit, works really well the coolant flows from the stove to the calorifier through the radiators and then the pump returns it through the stove .
Just curious but will bending those tabs eventually break them? If it normally runs at it's lowest setting then would it be better to get a smaller stove to just be more economical? Does it take long to heat a kettle? Are the radiators and water heater always connected?
Tabs are still going strong 4 years in, yes allways connected to calorifier and rads, when stove up to temp a full kettle boils in about 10 minutes
@@StarCraftsontheCanal Thanks for the quick response. My fantasy narrowboat is now nearly complete. One day :(
Surely this will cost an arm and a leg with today's prices? This will surely get worse with the demonisation of diesel. Would be reluctant to get a multi-fuel stove to replace with this.
The cost is comparable to running a multi fuel stove on smokeless coal.
Red diesel can be purchased at domestic rate, so not paying what you see at the pumps.
Hi, My reflex carburator is overflowing diesel, i think its because i adjusted the the little red painted screws, does anyone know how to solve this issue ?
Strange got same stove but didn't come with burner pot just burns on bottom plate. The flame never goes blue either even on max. Any suggestions
Hi, no I’m not able to offer any suggestions I’m
Afraid. Try to contact Paul at Lockgate stoves he may know.
Very interesting, never seen that type of stove before. How long will bending those tabs last?
Good question! Time will tell but the people I've spoken to haven't reported an issue after owning for a number of years.
I’m very very new to the narrow boat living… as for the stove. I’ve been told when leaving it in the day make sure I don’t turn it down to low as too not lose the blue flame. Does this mean keeping it relatively high while I’m out?
Hi, we leave us on low all the time just turn it up a bit when's it really windy such as today.
@@StarCraftsontheCanal well I’ve been on my boat since Monday and left it on low all day yesterday and loads of soot built up, I have had to take it apart after work today and now I have a blue flame at the bottom of the heater on medium heat… what do you think my issue is?
The flame needs to be blue other wise it will soot up, you can adjust the Toby valve to achieve this, search you tube there are videos on how to do it.
I would like one for my Sailboat. How can I buy one?
Look up lockgate stoves
My lock gate always goes out and full of soot,do you get this problem,please x
No never had mine go out, if its sooting up id guess your flame is to low needs to be clean and blue.
Hi could you tell me why one of these would over fuel its self?
Usually occurs when lighting, to much fuel in the pot which doesn’t ignite until the fuel reaches it’s burning temperature.