CHAMBERS 

 Factory Manual 

WHAT'S COVERED:

Installation

Thermostats and Gong Timers

Conversion Charts -Gas / Propane

ALL Adjustments

Cleaning Instructions

Diagrams

Dampers, Doors and Valves

Broiler and Griddle

Orifice Sizes

Pilot and Burner Data

Dismantling and Assembling

Broiler Box Assembly

Recommended Tools

All Parts Chart

          ... and Much More

Complete Updated Edition - 41 pages

Re-mastered  for Professional Use  by J.E.S. Enterprises

Jam Packed with Easy-to-Use Service Information - Quick Fixes and Tips

Nat'l Gas <> Propane Changes

 Laser Quality - Sharp Images and Text - Waterproof Covers

- Spiral Bound for Easy Use -

 BEST Time and Money Saving Manual a Chambers Owner Can Buy

ALL FOR ONLY $47.00

To check if you have an 'A' or 'B' or 'C' model...

...before ordering, look at the TAG under the right front burner. Send a picture if model type is questionable. 

If your stove has a TIMER next to the Oven dial - then you have a 'C' Model.

'C' Model Manual

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New !   CHAMBERS 'C' Safety Systems 

    Is Your Chambers Stove Up To Code and Safe ?

Has your Chambers range been “red-tagged” and put out of commission because it lacks a safety system? Did you purchase a vintage stove for use in your kitchen only to get it “knocked-down” because it failed to meet code? If so, please read further for an explanation of why you should be concerned and a solution.

 Most early to mid-century stoves were manufactured without safety systems simply because they were not in existence. Ovens were manually lit with a match. Unfortunately, through misuse this caused a great deal of accidents -- even deaths.

 How could this happen? It doesn’t take much. You turn on the oven, then suddenly something as simple as a phone or door bell ringing pulls your attention away from manually lighting the oven. With the gas valve fully turned on, ‘raw’ gas rapidly fills the closed oven cavity. In short order you can imagine what can happen if just one spark – even from a light switch – can do when gas meets an ignition point.

 Today, with the vast increase of enthusiasts purchasing and installing vintage stoves in their homes, everyone should be aware that gas ranges must be up to code and safe!

 By adding a safety system into your stove, you will have the following benefits: 

1. Standing Pilot – With the addition of a standing pilot for oven ignition, the need to use a match to manually light the oven is eliminated. If the pilot blows out due to a gust of wind or for any reason at all, the main flow of gas traveling into the oven will be cut off immediately.

2. Safety Valve – The safety valve works as a guardian to permit or restrict raw gas from reaching its final destination point or ignition.  If the pilot is “blown out” or diminishes due to a lack of gas pressure, a signal, carried by a sensor that leads to the safety valve, hits a “red alert” that automatically shuts down the flow of fuel to the oven.

This device can save your home and your life! Not many Chambers ranges have this unit installed. Due to hundreds of letters that we have received in regard to this problem, we felt the need to make an 

arrangement to professionally fabricate the correct system for your stove.

 Installation can be made by a local stove service tech, or appliance repairman, or mechanically trained individual. Everything is included in the package to install the system correctly.

 Currently we are making systems for ALL models of Chambers stoves and

manufacturers going back to the 20s. 

If you have another model or further questions on the approximate cost, please e-mail us at toac@sbcglobal.net.

 Don’t take a chance…get your Chambers Safety System and 

be up to code, up to date and safe today!

More Chambers Items !

 Chambers Guides - 40s-50s Idle Hour TO SAVE GAS ! 

or,  the 20s 30s Chambers Fireless

The Old Road Home Fall 1997 Issue

Featuring the Fascinating

History of the Chambers Range

plus

Don't Miss the pictures in the Chambers Feature - Large, Medium and Small in 

The Old Road Home, Winter 2001 Edition

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