Nelson Spolflow cooker flame failure, failure

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Just went to put some soup on and one of the burners won't stay on, is this likly to be failure of the flame failue?

if so is this east to fix/replace?

thanks

Edit - can't change it now but heading should be Spinflow, not Spolflow.
 
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Thermocouple?

Before replacing it check that it hasn't got knocked out of position, ie right in the flame, Similar problem with my oven thermocouple but bending it a little solved the problem
 
Nelson spin flow

thanks, looks like it's in the same position as normal but will check the connections.

it's probably been like it a while as I tend to use the left burner and it's the right one that has gone.

I had a very similar prob some years ago. Spoke to Peter spreadbrother. Solution take the foil wrapper from a Rolo screw it up into a small ball and stuff that into the hole in the control knob that goes onto the spindle. This pushes the spindle in a little further when held in the lighting position. Sounded very unlikely to me but it did the trick.

Had a similar fault with a 6 month old Cannon cooker at home. The engineer fitted slightly thicker spacing washers to give the same effect. This also worked.
 
Hi folks,
sorry to bring this back up but the replacement thermocouple I bought from SoCal has a much longer "tip" (the bit that goes in the flame), much larger than the origional, also the nut that holds the old one in place will not fit the new one and the new one does not appear to be a metric size (tried M4,5,6). It looks like a propper Spinflo spare part.

Went back to SoCal with this problem and the pic of the old and replacement thermocouple and they have not been very helpfull at all, just said to return it for a refund.

So - Does it matter if the tip is much taller as long as it's in the flame?

Any idea where I can get a nut that will fit the Bl**** thing? Or find out what thread it is.?

thanks
 
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