Kurt Wild on mon 26 jul 04
An acquaintance in another city has sent me the specs on a just purchased
used Duncan "The Boss Kiln". I do not live near this person and am not
familiar with that kiln that's why I'm asking for help. My acquaintance is
interested in any information or manual that might be available and of
value in learning how to fire that kiln.
Here's the specs:
MLD.#EA1229-2
SERIAL #R00039
AC VOLTS 240 PHASE = 1
AMPS= 45 AMPS WITH OPTIONAL COLLAR OR WATTS =10800
MAX TEMP = 2300F CONE =8
KILN SITTER MODEL #LT-3K
Kurt
kurtwild@sbcglobal.net
Arnold Howard on tue 27 jul 04
When Duncan discontinued manufacturing kilns in 1996, they arranged for
Paragon to sell Duncan kiln parts. We sell parts for the EA-1229-2. You can
also buy Duncan manuals from us or download them free at www.paragonweb.com.
(Click on "Manuals.")
Sincerely,
Arnold Howard
Paragon Industries, L.P., Mesquite, Texas USA
arnoldhoward@att.net / www.paragonweb.com
From: "Kurt Wild"
> An acquaintance in another city has sent me the specs on a just purchased
> used Duncan "The Boss Kiln". I do not live near this person and am not
> familiar with that kiln that's why I'm asking for help. My acquaintance
is
> interested in any information or manual that might be available and of
> value in learning how to fire that kiln.
> Here's the specs:
> MLD.#EA1229-2
Cynthia Bracker on tue 27 jul 04
I suspect Arnold will also reply to this and probably with more
information, but just in case he misses it, Paragon sells all the Duncan
kiln parts now. I'm not certain if they have manuals. They're phone
number is 1-800-876-4328. Our kiln tech, David, has worked on and is
familiar with The Boss Kiln. Your friend can also call and talk to
him. Our phone number is (888) 822-1982. Good luck!
Cindy Bracker
Bracker's Good Earth Clays, Inc.
Kurt Wild wrote:
> An acquaintance in another city has sent me the specs on a just purchased
> used Duncan "The Boss Kiln". I do not live near this person and am not
> familiar with that kiln that's why I'm asking for help. My
> acquaintance is
> interested in any information or manual that might be available and of
> value in learning how to fire that kiln.
>
> Here's the specs:
>
> MLD.#EA1229-2
> SERIAL #R00039
> AC VOLTS 240 PHASE = 1
> AMPS= 45 AMPS WITH OPTIONAL COLLAR OR WATTS =10800
> MAX TEMP = 2300F CONE =8
> KILN SITTER MODEL #LT-3K
>
> Kurt
> kurtwild@sbcglobal.net
>
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Kurt Wild on wed 28 jul 04
Arnold:
Thank you kindly for the information. I have passed it on to my friend
Deborah Kane
Kurt
At 08:47 AM 7/27/04, you wrote:
>When Duncan discontinued manufacturing kilns in 1996, they arranged for
>Paragon to sell Duncan kiln parts. We sell parts for the EA-1229-2. You can
>also buy Duncan manuals from us or download them free at www.paragonweb.com.
>(Click on "Manuals.")
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Arnold Howard
>Paragon Industries, L.P., Mesquite, Texas USA
>arnoldhoward@att.net / www.paragonweb.com
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