Has anybody had their timer repaired? Our BZ timer needs to be overhauled, including the hand, which it doesn't have. I'm looking for names and telephone #s. Prices too if ya got em'. Thanks...Pete
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Has anybody had their timer repaired? Our BZ timer needs to be overhauled, including the hand, which it doesn't have. I'm looking for names and telephone #s. Prices too if ya got em'. Thanks...Pete
There are 2 resources for Timer/Clock repair on this page:
http://www.chambersvirtualconvention.com/resources.htm
It's not a cheap repair (cost me about $80, I think), but I figure it's good for the rest of my life now, so it was probably worth it. I look at all repairs on these stoves as "only have to do it once" and that helps soften the blow....
<font color="#FFFFFF" size="1">[ February 13, 2006 06:11 PM: Message edited by: RobbiQuest ]</font>
Hi Pete;
A friend of mine took my non-functioning BZ timer home, cleaned it up, and now it works just fine. Can't tell you exactly what he did, but I don't think it was very hard. Although this doesn't help with your missing hand problem.
Good luck!
Ann
<font color="#FFFFFF" size="1">[ February 13, 2006 06:42 PM: Message edited by: annnt ]</font>
Look at my photos on flicker. Cleaned my timer with an aerosol product.
Thanks Ron! It was that easy, huh? Didn't have to take anything apart? I've got a case of brake cleaner out in the garage now...I'll give it a try in the AM! Pete
I too thought my timer was malfunctioning. I cleaned it up and it still wouldn't work. Then I noticed in the manual that you should turn the dial at least half a turn and then set your time on it. Works like a charm now! Of course, I am blond so maybe I'm the only one who didn't know this... lol. Hope this helps someone!
Gwen
Pete,
Worked for me - just flushed the unit. Years of dust I guess.
Maybe I just got lucky!
Lorikeets, I was blond until about age 7 or 8. When I grew out of it....