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    • Basic Vintage Stove Care and Maintenance
    • Other Chambers Models
    • Converting a Vintage Stove Between Propane and Natural Gas
    • Skirts and Casters
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    • What to Know Before You Buy a Chambers Stove
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    • Frequently Asked Questions
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    • Know Your Chambers A, B, Cs
    • How to Sell Your Vintage Stove
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How Your Stove Gets Restored

Restored where it counts. Personal where it shows.
All my stoves get the same comprehensive mechanical restoration.
Each stove gets stripped down to bare metal and rebuilt so it works as well as it did the day it left the factory.
No shortcuts, no compromises. Your stove will be safe and reliable for decades to come or it doesn’t ship.
You can see more about cosmetic options here.

What's Included in the Mechanical Restoration:

Deep cleaning of the entire stove

Rebuild gas valves

Rebuild thermostat

Lubricate all moving parts

Calibrate thermostat and burners

Clean and inspect gas lines, replace as necessary

Mitigate rust

Replace springs

Replace mica (if applicable)

Adjust damper plates for secure seal

Season all cast iron burners and grates

Set up for fuel type of your choice (propane or natural gas)

Replace any missing parts

Check for and eliminate leaks

Disassemble chassis

Preserve chassis and other parts with high heat paint

Touch up scratches and chips

Align door(s)

Rewiring of light fixtures (if applicable)

Test for optimal performance

Polishing

Chambers Rescue Vintage Stove Restoration

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  • Home
  • How to Buy a Restored Stove
    • The Buying Process
    • Cosmetic Restoration Options
    • The Mechanical Restoration Process
    • Send Your Stove in for Restoration
  • Get Inspired
    • Past Work
    • Stoves in Their Homes
  • Available Stoves
  • Videos & Tutorials
    • 8 Reasons Why You Should Own a Vintage Stove
    • Get to Know the Chambers Model C
    • Cooking Videos
    • Basic Vintage Stove Care and Maintenance
    • Other Chambers Models
    • Converting a Vintage Stove Between Propane and Natural Gas
    • Skirts and Casters
    • Magic Chef Videos
    • Cooking with the Chambers Thermodome
    • What to Know Before You Buy a Chambers Stove
  • Resources
    • The Myth of Modern Appliances – and How Wirecutter Gets It Wrong
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Chambers Logo History
    • Know Your Chambers A, B, Cs
    • How to Sell Your Vintage Stove
    • Download 40 Years of Chambers Literature
    • About Me (and My Chambers)
  • Gift Shop
Contact Me