I have a Rayburn Royal with a vapourising oil conversion fitted.
It gets serviced by a local firm once a year and works okayish.
It was last serviced two to three months ago, but last week I ran out of fuel (forgot to check! ).
With the tank filled up, I re-lit it but the oven won't get past 200 F (it normally sits at 350 - 400). I can see that the flame is not increasing at all when the control is turned up, so I am suspecting that there is a problem with the fuel supply (maybe the filter or the well) . I have never done anything more in the past than remove the top plates covering the metal wick to light it. I am annoyed at the thought I will have to get the service people out again just to de-coke the well if that is all that's wrong but I am not sure how to go about it. Any suggestions?
It gets serviced by a local firm once a year and works okayish.
It was last serviced two to three months ago, but last week I ran out of fuel (forgot to check! ).
With the tank filled up, I re-lit it but the oven won't get past 200 F (it normally sits at 350 - 400). I can see that the flame is not increasing at all when the control is turned up, so I am suspecting that there is a problem with the fuel supply (maybe the filter or the well) . I have never done anything more in the past than remove the top plates covering the metal wick to light it. I am annoyed at the thought I will have to get the service people out again just to de-coke the well if that is all that's wrong but I am not sure how to go about it. Any suggestions?