bad luck mate, oh well unfortuantely youve done all you could. you bit of feedback will actually hurt them in the long run, if the gives you a little bit of closure lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by clubbyr8
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bad luck mate, oh well unfortuantely youve done all you could. you bit of feedback will actually hurt them in the long run, if the gives you a little bit of closure lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by clubbyr8
Saw the exact same oven on 'SPECIAL' for $50 at the Outdoors Expo on the weekend. So much for show 'SPECIALS', glad I got mine three years ago.
Update.....Quote:
Originally Posted by clubbyr8
Sometimes it pays to be a pedantic pri@k. I wouldn't accept a refund and said to Trickie Dickies that they should send me one in good faith after all the crap that has ensued. So they have. Just received an email stating the stove will be shipped by Toll today, seems they have stock after all (just not any to send to the stores to pickup). So when (if) I get it, it'll have cost me $15.79 (as they didn't charge me for freight). Nice to see there are some people still willing to provide customer service.... :)
nice win mate!!
And it turned up today.... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rusty_nail
Just tried it out. The inside gets hot very quickly as does the wiring. I would have expected the wiring to be at least 15A rated, looks more like 10A. I guess there's a wiring modification coming up.......
Thanks i might pull mine apart and run some 6mm twin for it. My other one i have the wiring doesnt even get warm when i use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by clubbyr8
I saw in another thread that someone changed the wiring, I think 6mm twin is the way to go terminated on an Anderson plug (got a few spare). Just need to figure out how to open it up....lolQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
I find hammers are very useful for that operationQuote:
Originally Posted by clubbyr8
Anderson plug is a bit of an overkill. A merit plug would be ample for these.