Very helpful video my question is can you show how to open the hood? Thank you 🙏

Wow, this was so helpful. I just moved into an apartment with a Wedgewood almost exactly like this one. I had been wondering about the different burner tops, as I find it difficult to boil water on the larger burner top. Also very helpful to know that I can remove the drip pan in the oven, what a great feature. Would you say you also need to preheat the broiler for 20 minutes, like the oven? Thanks for posting this.

Just tumbling down the wonderful rabbit hole of vintage stoves -- subscribed! I am hoping to have a vintage range for my home and would love to be able to know how to do general maintenance. I'd also love to see a video for prospective "first time," vintage stove buyers -- maybe a bit of history, what to look for in a stove, how to find a local repair/parts shop, good stoves for "beginners," etc. Thank you!!

@vintagestoves591

Жыл бұрын

That is some great suggestions. Thank you!

Can you do a tutorial on how to make adjustments to temp control and burners?

My Wedgewood Rheem has a "potwatcher" knob. Can someone tell my how to use it?

I have this stove in white. Good condition. I’d like to sell it. Any idea what I should ask for it?

I just moved into a new home that already had one of these vintage Wedgewood stoves and we noticed that that the pilot light makes the metal on the oven top extremely hot. When I put droplets of water on the metal it immediately boiles and sizzles away. It's definitely not say for me to touch and would burn me. Is this normal for a stove from that time? My landlord insist this is how cast iron works and tells me to be careful to not burn myself or to not start a fire :/

@vintagestoves591

Жыл бұрын

Yes it is. The pilot gives off a lot of heat. It is conmen questing I get. Thank you.

I have a similar wedgewood stove. I moved from one house to another. My knobs are very still and one of the burners is not lighting… can you do a video on repairs and maintenance of getting it working?!

@vintagestoves591

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the suggestion.

How do i convert my 52 wedgewood to propane?

Anyone have manuals to the 1950's model.

Can you do a tutorial on lighting these stoves? I’ve got one of these and it seems to have a very strong gas smell.

@vintagestoves591

2 жыл бұрын

Great suggestion! On the list.

@fiorafranco2027

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! I second this, I can’t find a good video on how to light the pilot.

@vintagestoves591

Жыл бұрын

Good idea. Thank you.

I have a Wedgewood stove very close to this red one. The black button on the oven light came out and is now lost. How is this replaced?

@vintagestoves591

Жыл бұрын

You can do a search on line for light switches, and find one that looks like it work the same way and replace it.

Why does my wood wedge stove temperature not working right ? I put a new Thermostat in .

@vintagestoves591

2 жыл бұрын

Temperature is regulated by the thermostat. That would be the first thing I would check. So have your thermostat check to see if it is working properly. Sometimes you can get a defective new thermostat.

Do you restore Wedgewood stoves? If yes, where are you located? Currently, my oven won’t light. The pilot is on, but nothing happens when I turn the knob. No gas smell, just not lighting.

@vintagestoves591

2 жыл бұрын

I mainly do repair work. Very rarely will I do a restore this day. Thanks for asking.

@davidharvan4438

2 жыл бұрын

You may have to light the pilot and the press the red button on the saftey valve, which on mine, is located on the top right rear , visible when you lift the top of the stove up. This valve allows gas to flow to the oven burner. The pilot light thermocouple powers this valve.

@vintagestoves591

Жыл бұрын

No I don't any more. Thank for asking.

How can I contact you I’m living in Bakersfield

@vintagestoves591

2 жыл бұрын

I don't live in Bakersfield. What question do you have?

Can these stoves be converted to butane ?

@vintagestoves591

2 жыл бұрын

I have no experiences with Butane. You can use propane.