One of my jobs is part time in the kitchen of a nightclub and half the pilot light flames were torches and the other half were barely staying lit. Extremely helpful! 👍
@Ayram96 күн бұрын
That's great - glad I could help!
@patriciaadams41716 ай бұрын
OMG it's 3 am been dealing with my giant flame for years on my 1986 Tappan I keep cleaning blackened outlet but afraid of FIRE I finally found you I will look for screw tomorrow and let you know if you check this
@Ayram96 ай бұрын
Wow that's great! Especially because I usually understand so little myself so I'm proud of us both! 😊
@patriciaadams4171Сағат бұрын
I only had ONE SCREW for both pilots so I had more trickery to get them even, but thanks for tops and confidence@@Ayram9
@justing6986 Жыл бұрын
Better than the 2016 crowd
@dragonbone5000 Жыл бұрын
So did she buy one?
@Ayram9 Жыл бұрын
No she's a pretty busy person who's involved in a lot of athletic activities and doesn't really need to work out from home. I'm sure if I put it out with the Oculus again next time she comes around she'd be tempted again! 😂
@terrencedaniels1707 Жыл бұрын
"promosm" 😻
@okthisisepic6273 Жыл бұрын
fuck yah it looks AWESOME!!!!
@Holodia Жыл бұрын
LOVE IT! 🫶
@GutoDisneyCollector Жыл бұрын
What brand ? Have u a link?
@Ayram9 Жыл бұрын
Sorry I didn't see your comment till now! Fairytale Lighting and the product is Magic Twinkle Lights.
@nurtenakbas8881 Жыл бұрын
Fiyatını bilen varmı
@buzzsah Жыл бұрын
lights are nice, but your fur-baby on the floor has the light beat. Cute.
@Ayram9 Жыл бұрын
Aww thanks! She seems to like them just fine. :)
@GutoDisneyCollector Жыл бұрын
I need it!
@Ayram9 Жыл бұрын
4 years later and her voice still gives me goosebumps.❤
@buzzsah Жыл бұрын
Nice going.
@buzzsah Жыл бұрын
Congrats Leo.
@upsidedownbucket388 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing. Have you also tried S4? I have an S4 but considering switching to A1 due to the footstrarps being too close on the S4 and being kind of uncomfortable... A1's space between the footstraps seem ideal. I have a question though, the sound makes me wonder if the way A1's seat is you feel any slight vibrations while moving, on S4 this is very smooth and you don't feel anything. Thanks
@Ayram9 Жыл бұрын
I tried the S4 in the store and had no way of trying an A1 in person. Both my grandmothers had arthritis and hip replacements and I had this fear that putting my feet too closely together would hurt my hips long term so I didn't have a choice. That fear may not have been warranted but you know, not my natural stance. I'd been told by A1 owners and read online that the A1 would be noisier but not as noisy as the fan-driven machines. So I took my chances. Here's what I've come to learn from owning it: on occasion (not often) you might feel a slight gritty feeling from dust getting in the railing. When that happens, it's felt at the very beginning, so I just get off, move the seat to one end or the other and and rub my finger along the rail (then under wear I moved the seat) and that takes care of it. You don't feel that same exact kind of soundless, buttery slick glide, no, but it's also very smooth so it's hard to explain. The sound is not a factor for me at all. Once I'm going I'm somehow mentally processing only the amazing water sound as far as hearing goes, and I'm so focused on my form and the difficulty or high of rowing that I'm in no way remembering the gliding differences between the two models. In that moment I'm just comfortable and enjoying what it does (grateful for the wider stance, the comfy seat, the whooshing water, the fabulously smooth motion of the strap (compared to fan models with chains which are almost jerky in comparison) and the overall workout. I acknowledge that small loss though. I wish they could come up with that same exact glide for the mono rail ones. But it's still smooth - it's not jerky at all. And you don't feel less stable due to the aluminum under there (it's very strong) nor some sort of awareness while rowing, if that makes sense. It's also important to get the higher end of the two models - the one that has a couple more wheels. Lastly (sorry this is so long), a big factor for me was what I now know was a torn rotator cuff. I tried the fan model (Concept 2) and I felt stress from the not-super-smooth chain. The strap on the Water Rowers was SO much better for shoulder injuries. I might have considered the C2 were it not for that difference (but then I'd have lost out on the water which is truly zen and I love so much)!
@upsidedownbucket388 Жыл бұрын
@@Ayram9 thank you so much for the info, invaluable! I didn't know the difference on the seats between A1 home and A1 studio. I also don't mind the noise. All in all the wider stance I think out-weights any slight difference on the smoothness of rolling. It's weird how A1 doesn't get more light compared to the classic series, seems like a better ergonomic design imo.
@Ayram9 Жыл бұрын
@@upsidedownbucket388 I agree - it’s the better machine IMO. And I imagine would be even quieter if on a mat or a fully carpeted room.
@buzzsah2 жыл бұрын
Equipment has ready advanced
@buzzsah2 жыл бұрын
good workout
@palangnar35882 жыл бұрын
Hi Paul, i wonder why put grease on it , i have had a little leak coming from one of my gas stove burner, and i this case what grease will do to that...then i notice you said pilot fitting, a grease on it make the leak goes away, what type of grease ?
@desireemccrorey66003 жыл бұрын
Awesome!
@nicola69173 жыл бұрын
Same problem. Gotta replace my baby. I love it but I like living more
@nicola69173 жыл бұрын
Hi. My pilot won't light on both sides of oven.i had thermocouple replaced on right side. Tried to religious several times and held for over 1 min. Pls advise.
@Ayram92 жыл бұрын
Apparently I don't get alerted when someone responds to my old videos, sorry! Please join the Vintage Stoves group on Facebook and ask there - where you will get tons of excellent advice!
@garrymunyack58723 жыл бұрын
Touching. Should have 29 million views.
@Grandpa825474 жыл бұрын
If you don't know what to do with an old stove, don't do anything. If you turn the wrong nut it could cost you $207.00. Ask me how I know.
@monicalenti49334 жыл бұрын
Hi, I want to ask you since you have the same stove. After some remodels in my kitchen, my stove got disconnected and now my oven won't turn on. I lighted up on the bottom, but it won't turn on the oven. Can you please help me. Thank you, Monica
@jasondean33324 жыл бұрын
Monica Lenti light the pilot light underneath way in the back of the oven then push the red button. Once that button comes back out, your oven is reset. Turn your knob to gas on and She should fire right up.
@nicola69173 жыл бұрын
@@jasondean3332 Best specific instructions on how to light that pilot.maybe I was doing it wrong.lemme try one more time before retiring her the the shed.thanks so much
@Ayram92 жыл бұрын
Sorry that I didn't see this earlier. KZread isn't alerting me when someone writes something in the comments under my (few) videos. Please join the Vintage Stoves group in Facebook to get a ton of really useful info from really experienced vintage stove owners and a handful of repairmen as well! That group has made all the difference for us and I've met some great people from there as well! Hope you got it solved a year ago! 😆
@fireboxstove5 жыл бұрын
That is awesome!! Thanks for sharing.
@Ayram95 жыл бұрын
Firebox Stove Here are the eggs cooking: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zo6oy6SQeLnQipc.html
@LeonsEmailAddress10 жыл бұрын
My two biggest questions about this mixer are how well it can handle creaming butter and sugar for cookies, and how well it can make mashed potatoes. The scraper / roller seems so foreign, it's hard to understand how it could complete these two tasks.
@Ayram910 жыл бұрын
First of all I want to reiterate that this video shows an older machine that I was borrowing. I have the new one now (much more powerful and quiet) and the two times I made cookies, the recipe asked for softened butter. I don't know how it would do with cold butter but it did great with softer butter. I think it would do okay with somewhat colder butter in the big metal bowl because the white roller thingie acts like a hand kneading. I know that if I squish a big cube of butter in my hand, it will eventually incorporate with everything else, if that makes sense. The KA may be faster because it basically goes up and down straight into the cube (in theory) whereas the Ankarsrum would take it in a big circle to be clobbered by first the roller and then the scraper...so it'll do it too (and yes could handle firmer butter I think) but just not in the same way, if that makes sense. In one batch I used the roller/scraper (heavy whole wheat chocolate chip and nut) which was great and in the plastic bowl I made sugar cookies using the new whips which worked out very well. I've read online that people think the KA has a slight edge over this (new) mixer when it comes to creaming butter but I wonder if those reviews came out before the new cookie batter whips were added for the plastic bowl. Regardless, I don't think the KA would be better enough that it would warrant getting such an otherwise inferior machine. If you don't ever intend on making bread or dense cookie doughs, I'd consider the top of the line, all-metal parts KA. But this machine is the best out there for thicker, denser doughs, both small and very large quantities. The quality is absolutely amazing. The new mixer mashes potatoes better than this older one (roller spins faster too because of the extra power) but here's what I noticed: you can't undercook the potatoes for extra flavor without expecting some lumps. If you cook them the way most people do (until they're quite soft), they'll be smooth. I tend to undercook my potatoes for the flavor. If I use a hand-held mixer like I always did in the past, I can pretty much get all the lumps out if I really get in there and spend some time on it (note that either way I always cut up with long fork and knife first and sometimes also use a hand-masher first). If I want extra flavor but very smooth, I still do that sometimes. If I'm cooking for just my family, I always use the Ankarsrum cause no one minds a few lumps and I like being able to walk away and do other things while it mixes (and I like that I can set the timer if I get spacey). Also FYI I always use lots of butter, cream and some milk so if you don't use those things I don't know how it would do. ;) I've yet to try the plastic bowl and firmer whips for mashed potatoes. I'm curious - almost enough to risk bending them to try it out (I don't think they cost much to replace?) however the metal bowl is bigger if you make large quantities like I do. Again, if you don't make bread or huge batches of dense cookie dough, you might as well get a Kitchen Aid. Another couple of nice advantages of the Ankarsrum over the KA: it fits under most cabinets and you can add things while it's going with all that open bowl accessibility. I just received the meat grinder and other attachments so I'll have to see how well those work (stay tuned). I've also made meat loaf with the Ankarsrum which turned out great. It was nice not to get greasy hands. :) Whipped cream happens VERY fast in the plastic bowl with the whisks. Whips eggs very nicely too. Hope that all helps! I know this is too much detail but when I was researching I never seemed to get enough info!
@TheBlfan7 жыл бұрын
is there any way you would consider making a full video making the mashed potatoes? would be really inerested to see it. Also, I read on a different forum that if you put the cold butter through the grater attachment first, that the cold butter will then cream with the sugar much more easily and nicely. hope that tip helps!!
@Joesmith-fu4ps2 жыл бұрын
You don't know what comes with this mixer. kzread.info/dash/bejne/i4miu9iGcruoY84.html and this one using the roller. kzread.info/dash/bejne/f62OsK-IidHSmto.html
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Thank you, this was so helpful!!
I'm so glad!
God bless you, it helps!.
Thank you!
One of my jobs is part time in the kitchen of a nightclub and half the pilot light flames were torches and the other half were barely staying lit. Extremely helpful! 👍
That's great - glad I could help!
OMG it's 3 am been dealing with my giant flame for years on my 1986 Tappan I keep cleaning blackened outlet but afraid of FIRE I finally found you I will look for screw tomorrow and let you know if you check this
Wow that's great! Especially because I usually understand so little myself so I'm proud of us both! 😊
I only had ONE SCREW for both pilots so I had more trickery to get them even, but thanks for tops and confidence@@Ayram9
Better than the 2016 crowd
So did she buy one?
No she's a pretty busy person who's involved in a lot of athletic activities and doesn't really need to work out from home. I'm sure if I put it out with the Oculus again next time she comes around she'd be tempted again! 😂
"promosm" 😻
fuck yah it looks AWESOME!!!!
LOVE IT! 🫶
What brand ? Have u a link?
Sorry I didn't see your comment till now! Fairytale Lighting and the product is Magic Twinkle Lights.
Fiyatını bilen varmı
lights are nice, but your fur-baby on the floor has the light beat. Cute.
Aww thanks! She seems to like them just fine. :)
I need it!
4 years later and her voice still gives me goosebumps.❤
Nice going.
Congrats Leo.
Thanks for sharing. Have you also tried S4? I have an S4 but considering switching to A1 due to the footstrarps being too close on the S4 and being kind of uncomfortable... A1's space between the footstraps seem ideal. I have a question though, the sound makes me wonder if the way A1's seat is you feel any slight vibrations while moving, on S4 this is very smooth and you don't feel anything. Thanks
I tried the S4 in the store and had no way of trying an A1 in person. Both my grandmothers had arthritis and hip replacements and I had this fear that putting my feet too closely together would hurt my hips long term so I didn't have a choice. That fear may not have been warranted but you know, not my natural stance. I'd been told by A1 owners and read online that the A1 would be noisier but not as noisy as the fan-driven machines. So I took my chances. Here's what I've come to learn from owning it: on occasion (not often) you might feel a slight gritty feeling from dust getting in the railing. When that happens, it's felt at the very beginning, so I just get off, move the seat to one end or the other and and rub my finger along the rail (then under wear I moved the seat) and that takes care of it. You don't feel that same exact kind of soundless, buttery slick glide, no, but it's also very smooth so it's hard to explain. The sound is not a factor for me at all. Once I'm going I'm somehow mentally processing only the amazing water sound as far as hearing goes, and I'm so focused on my form and the difficulty or high of rowing that I'm in no way remembering the gliding differences between the two models. In that moment I'm just comfortable and enjoying what it does (grateful for the wider stance, the comfy seat, the whooshing water, the fabulously smooth motion of the strap (compared to fan models with chains which are almost jerky in comparison) and the overall workout. I acknowledge that small loss though. I wish they could come up with that same exact glide for the mono rail ones. But it's still smooth - it's not jerky at all. And you don't feel less stable due to the aluminum under there (it's very strong) nor some sort of awareness while rowing, if that makes sense. It's also important to get the higher end of the two models - the one that has a couple more wheels. Lastly (sorry this is so long), a big factor for me was what I now know was a torn rotator cuff. I tried the fan model (Concept 2) and I felt stress from the not-super-smooth chain. The strap on the Water Rowers was SO much better for shoulder injuries. I might have considered the C2 were it not for that difference (but then I'd have lost out on the water which is truly zen and I love so much)!
@@Ayram9 thank you so much for the info, invaluable! I didn't know the difference on the seats between A1 home and A1 studio. I also don't mind the noise. All in all the wider stance I think out-weights any slight difference on the smoothness of rolling. It's weird how A1 doesn't get more light compared to the classic series, seems like a better ergonomic design imo.
@@upsidedownbucket388 I agree - it’s the better machine IMO. And I imagine would be even quieter if on a mat or a fully carpeted room.
Equipment has ready advanced
good workout
Hi Paul, i wonder why put grease on it , i have had a little leak coming from one of my gas stove burner, and i this case what grease will do to that...then i notice you said pilot fitting, a grease on it make the leak goes away, what type of grease ?
Awesome!
Same problem. Gotta replace my baby. I love it but I like living more
Hi. My pilot won't light on both sides of oven.i had thermocouple replaced on right side. Tried to religious several times and held for over 1 min. Pls advise.
Apparently I don't get alerted when someone responds to my old videos, sorry! Please join the Vintage Stoves group on Facebook and ask there - where you will get tons of excellent advice!
Touching. Should have 29 million views.
If you don't know what to do with an old stove, don't do anything. If you turn the wrong nut it could cost you $207.00. Ask me how I know.
Hi, I want to ask you since you have the same stove. After some remodels in my kitchen, my stove got disconnected and now my oven won't turn on. I lighted up on the bottom, but it won't turn on the oven. Can you please help me. Thank you, Monica
Monica Lenti light the pilot light underneath way in the back of the oven then push the red button. Once that button comes back out, your oven is reset. Turn your knob to gas on and She should fire right up.
@@jasondean3332 Best specific instructions on how to light that pilot.maybe I was doing it wrong.lemme try one more time before retiring her the the shed.thanks so much
Sorry that I didn't see this earlier. KZread isn't alerting me when someone writes something in the comments under my (few) videos. Please join the Vintage Stoves group in Facebook to get a ton of really useful info from really experienced vintage stove owners and a handful of repairmen as well! That group has made all the difference for us and I've met some great people from there as well! Hope you got it solved a year ago! 😆
That is awesome!! Thanks for sharing.
Firebox Stove Here are the eggs cooking: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zo6oy6SQeLnQipc.html
My two biggest questions about this mixer are how well it can handle creaming butter and sugar for cookies, and how well it can make mashed potatoes. The scraper / roller seems so foreign, it's hard to understand how it could complete these two tasks.
First of all I want to reiterate that this video shows an older machine that I was borrowing. I have the new one now (much more powerful and quiet) and the two times I made cookies, the recipe asked for softened butter. I don't know how it would do with cold butter but it did great with softer butter. I think it would do okay with somewhat colder butter in the big metal bowl because the white roller thingie acts like a hand kneading. I know that if I squish a big cube of butter in my hand, it will eventually incorporate with everything else, if that makes sense. The KA may be faster because it basically goes up and down straight into the cube (in theory) whereas the Ankarsrum would take it in a big circle to be clobbered by first the roller and then the scraper...so it'll do it too (and yes could handle firmer butter I think) but just not in the same way, if that makes sense. In one batch I used the roller/scraper (heavy whole wheat chocolate chip and nut) which was great and in the plastic bowl I made sugar cookies using the new whips which worked out very well. I've read online that people think the KA has a slight edge over this (new) mixer when it comes to creaming butter but I wonder if those reviews came out before the new cookie batter whips were added for the plastic bowl. Regardless, I don't think the KA would be better enough that it would warrant getting such an otherwise inferior machine. If you don't ever intend on making bread or dense cookie doughs, I'd consider the top of the line, all-metal parts KA. But this machine is the best out there for thicker, denser doughs, both small and very large quantities. The quality is absolutely amazing. The new mixer mashes potatoes better than this older one (roller spins faster too because of the extra power) but here's what I noticed: you can't undercook the potatoes for extra flavor without expecting some lumps. If you cook them the way most people do (until they're quite soft), they'll be smooth. I tend to undercook my potatoes for the flavor. If I use a hand-held mixer like I always did in the past, I can pretty much get all the lumps out if I really get in there and spend some time on it (note that either way I always cut up with long fork and knife first and sometimes also use a hand-masher first). If I want extra flavor but very smooth, I still do that sometimes. If I'm cooking for just my family, I always use the Ankarsrum cause no one minds a few lumps and I like being able to walk away and do other things while it mixes (and I like that I can set the timer if I get spacey). Also FYI I always use lots of butter, cream and some milk so if you don't use those things I don't know how it would do. ;) I've yet to try the plastic bowl and firmer whips for mashed potatoes. I'm curious - almost enough to risk bending them to try it out (I don't think they cost much to replace?) however the metal bowl is bigger if you make large quantities like I do. Again, if you don't make bread or huge batches of dense cookie dough, you might as well get a Kitchen Aid. Another couple of nice advantages of the Ankarsrum over the KA: it fits under most cabinets and you can add things while it's going with all that open bowl accessibility. I just received the meat grinder and other attachments so I'll have to see how well those work (stay tuned). I've also made meat loaf with the Ankarsrum which turned out great. It was nice not to get greasy hands. :) Whipped cream happens VERY fast in the plastic bowl with the whisks. Whips eggs very nicely too. Hope that all helps! I know this is too much detail but when I was researching I never seemed to get enough info!
is there any way you would consider making a full video making the mashed potatoes? would be really inerested to see it. Also, I read on a different forum that if you put the cold butter through the grater attachment first, that the cold butter will then cream with the sugar much more easily and nicely. hope that tip helps!!
You don't know what comes with this mixer. kzread.info/dash/bejne/i4miu9iGcruoY84.html and this one using the roller. kzread.info/dash/bejne/f62OsK-IidHSmto.html