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TECHNICAL - Help Identifying your PARKRAY

Information about How to IDENTIFY YOUR PARKRAY ROOM HEATER
 
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Parkray Roomheaters have been in existance since 1960's, some of the older appliances are still in existance and used daily by households all over the UK.   This is a testament to the build quality of some of these earlier Parkray models. The list below is an easy way of helping to identify any of the following Parkray models (includes Parkrays from 1960, 1970 ,1980, 1990 and some newer versions from 2000).
 
As there are so many models and sizes of the Parkray, they can look very similar, however, the parts inside of them are different.  Some parts fit many appliances and others are more specific.
 
The 'SIZE' of a Parkray (The Heat Output) of the Fire | Boiler is denoted by '77' '88' '99' or '111'.  The Model (Spec | Style ) of the Parkray is denoted by 'G' or 'GT' or' Chevin' 'Caprice' 'Chiltern' 'Caprice'
 
PARKRAY STOVE LIST WITH PARTS (Click for PARKRAY ROOMHEATER RANGE - MAIN MODELS
 

Some Roomheater KEY FEATURES - To Help you Identify your Parkray

 
(1) FIRSTLY Identify the Parkray Stove 'Model' - this is what the appliance looks like......
 
Parkray G Range - Mk1
 
- Riddler Knob to riddle ashes is located in the MIDDLE of the right-hand SIDE of the appliance and has an operating tool with TWO PRONGS to riddle the ashes. 
- The Ashpan should also have TWO Slot in the front to locate the tool. (see 112036 Parkray Operating Tool - Two Prong)
- Front Door and Ashpit Cover are TWO separate doors (one covering the Ashpan and the other the main fire door)
- Throat Plate located above the flames of the fire is a FLAT PIECE OF METAL.
 
Parkray G Range - Mk2
 
- Riddler Knob to riddle ashes is located on the BOTTOM of the right-hand SIDE of the appliance and has an operating tool with TWO PRONGS to riddle the ashes. 
- The Ashpan should also have TWO Slot in the front to locate the tool. (see 112036 Parkray Operating Tool - Two Prong)
- Front Door and Ashpit Cover are TWO separate doors (one covering the Ashpan and the other the main fire door)
- Firebars inside the appliance are 9 x bars (two different types 'large or small end')
- Throat Plate located above the flames of the fire is a BENT PIECE OF METAL, with a V shape running through the middle. (see 115080 Parkray Throat Plate)
 
Parkray C Range (Consort, Caprice, Classic, Chevin)
 
- Front Door and Ashpit Cover is ONE DOOR which covers both the main fire and ashpan opening.
- Firebars inside the appliance are 9 x bars (two different types 'large or small end')
- Throat Plate located above the flames of the fire is a BENT PIECE OF METAL, with a V shape running through the middle. (see 115080 Parkray Throat Plate)
- The Ashpan should also have ONE Slot in the front to locate the Operating Tool. (see 130201 Parkray Operating Tool - Two Prong)
 
Parkray C Range (Cumbria & Chiltern)
 
- Front Door and Ashpit Cover is ONE DOOR which covers both the main fire and ashpan opening.
- Firebars inside the appliance are 9 x bars (two different types 'large or small end')
- Throat Plate located above the flames of the fire is a BENT PIECE OF METAL, with a V shape running through the middle. (see 150053 Parkray Throat Plate)
- The Ashpan should also have ONE Slot in the front to locate the Operating Tool. (see 130201 Parkray Operating Tool - Two Prong)
 
(2) SECONDLY Identify the Parkray Stove 'SIZE' - this is the size / heat output of the fire.....
 
Parkray 66 Range (G & C Range)
 
- Holds a GRATE with an OUTER GRATE FRAME.  Outer Frame should look like this 080145 Parkray Outer Grate Frame.
 
Parkray 77 Range
 
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Parkray 88 G Range (Mk1)
 
- Holds a GRATE rather than individual firebars (likely to be 080133 Parkray Chrome Iron Centre Grate)
- Holds a GRATE with an OUTER GRATE FRAME.  Outer Frame should look like this 086007 Parkray Outer Grate Frame.
 
Parkray 88 G Range (Mk2)
 
- Holds a GRATE rather than individual firebars (likely to be 080133 Parkray Chrome Iron Centre Grate)
- Holds a GRATE with an OUTER GRATE FRAME.  Outer Frame should look like this 086007 Parkray Outer Grate Frame.
 
Parkray 99 Range (Mk1)
 
- Holds a GRATE rather than individual firebars (likely to be 080133 Parkray Chrome Iron Centre Grate)
 
Parkray 99 Range (Mk2)
 
- Holds a GRATE with an OUTER GRATE FRAME.  Outer Frame should look like this 086007 Parkray Outer Grate Frame.
 
Parkray 99 'C' RANGE (Chevin, Classic, Consort, Caprice)
 
- Holds INDIVIDUAL FIRE BARS of 12" Long rather than a one piece grate (see Parkray Firebar SET 130081 & 130082)
 
Parkray 99 'C' RANGE (Cumbria & Chiltern)
 
- Holds INDIVIDUAL FIRE BARS of 12" Long rather than a one piece grate (see Parkray Firebar SET 130081 & 130082)
 
Parkray 111 'C' RANGE (Chevin, Classic, Consort, Caprice)
 
- Holds INDIVIDUAL FIRE BARS of 14.5" Long rather than a one piece grate (see Parkray Cast Iron Firebar SET 112032 & 112033) - see also Harder Wearing Chrome Iron Set
 
Parkray 111 'C' RANGE (Cumbria & Chiltern)
 
- Holds INDIVIDUAL FIRE BARS of 14.5" Long rather than a one piece grate (see Parkray Cast Iron Firebar SET 112032 & 112033) - see also Harder Wearing Chrome Iron Set
 
 
(3) Once you have identified the Parkray MODEL & SIZE and managed to MATCH them, you should be a little closer to identifying your appliance.... contact us for more help.
 
 
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