Superser heater parts

sealgaire

Hi,

I've an old Superser heater I use in the shed when needed but the switch has gone.

Anybody know a place which sells parts for these?

I can't find one anywhere!

Galway pref but online even better

Billy Bunting

If by switch you mean piezo igniter then you'll get one from Heatmerchants.

sealgaire

Not sure,

The whole unit really. ..

Billy Bunting

Bin it!!! un economical to repair.

sealgaire

beginning to think the same

Komeara

What did u do with the superser? Need a part ASAP. Kate

sealgaire

still have it. in same boat as you, waiting to find one to get a part

Komeara

Ok. I borrowed one from my aunt, and lost a piece from th bottom, she's going mad cos 'twas a wedding present....... Let me know if you find one and I will do same, thanks

The Belcher

Has anyone bought a new superser within the last year that posts here? I was thinking of buying something like this...
http://www.buy4now.ie/woodiesdiy/productdetail.aspx?pid=8835&loc=P&catid=103.4.11

My family had one when I was small and all I can remember is that the place stank when it was on. Are they still as bad does anyone know? I would probably only have mine on for an hour a day. How long would a cylinder of gas last in this scenario, and after the heater is switched off would the room stay warm for a while after that? Also how much is a cylinder of gas these days (with and without a return cylinder, I have none obviously yet). Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Komeara

The Belcher wrote: »

Has anyone bought a new superser within the last year that posts here? I was thinking of buying something like this...
http://www.buy4now.ie/woodiesdiy/productdetail.aspx?pid=8835&loc=P&catid=103.4.11

My family had one when I was small and all I can remember is that the place stank when it was on. Are they still as bad does anyone know? I would probably only have mine on for an hour a day. How long would a cylinder of gas last in this scenario, and after the heater is switched off would the room stay warm for a while after that? Also how much is a cylinder of gas these days (with and without a return cylinder, I have none obviously yet). Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Hi!

My superser was v smelly & v old. But the new ones couldn't be, gas is so dangerous. A cylinder could last you 3/4 weeks with conservative use. I just used it to warm up bedroom whilst my heating was out. I think it kept the room marginally warm for maybe 3/4s of an hour after turning it off.
You have to have an empty cylinder to get a full one;€30 here in Tipperary, i imagine twould be v expensive otherwise. You may know someone with a empty one or pick one up on here or other local sites.

Hope this helps somewhat. K

The Belcher

Komeara wrote: »

Hi!

My superser was v smelly & v old. But the new ones couldn't be, gas is so dangerous. A cylinder could last you 3/4 weeks with conservative use. I just used it to warm up bedroom whilst my heating was out. I think it kept the room marginally warm for maybe 3/4s of an hour after turning it off.
You have to have an empty cylinder to get a full one;€30 here in Tipperary, i imagine twould be v expensive otherwise. You may know someone with a empty one or pick one up on here or other local sites.

Hope this helps somewhat. K

Thanks, I'll chance it, my radiators are on timers that I don't have access to where I rent so would only need it for an hour during the day really.