Cooker knob's - fairly standard?

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Cooker knob's - fairly standard?

9 posts & 6 voices | Started 2 years ago by Blackhound | Latest reply from 2unfit2ride

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Blackhound - Member

People round here seem to know all sorts of rubbish so here goes:

My tenant has a broken cooker knob which needs replacing. I am trying to do did this on-line as I can't think of any local suppliers though I do have a photo. Is the push fitment likely to be standard? Don't want to buy a new cooker over a broken knob........

The cooker is unbranded but looking through some old receipts it seems to be supplied by MFI - who have since gone tits up. So I don't know manufacturer.

Posted 2 years ago #
Zedsdead - Member

I would have thought that on the back there will be a manufacturers label with an ID code? Try that. Or stick up a photo - I bet someone here will know what it is...

Posted 2 years ago #
FoxyChick - Member

Edit...[post removed due to unnecessary and uncalled for immaturity!]

Posted 2 years ago #
geoffj - Member

This one?

Actually something useful here: http://www.cooker-parts.co.uk/10228/info.php?p=11&pno=1&cat=11808&search=&sought=

Posted 2 years ago #
Blackhound - Member

Cheers for the links. I have found a similar site but not sure if the push-on fitting is standard or not.

Posted 2 years ago #
2unfit2ride - Member

If It's a fairly basic MFI job then it will be Diplomat, most spares are available, this is a good site.

Posted 2 years ago #
Blackhound - Member

2uf2r - brilliant! Thats the one. This place amazes me by what trivia etc is known....

Posted 2 years ago #
tron - Member

I'm fairly sure D shape fittings are pretty standard - you might need to get a measurement of the D but it may work out easier to order a couple of sizes of knob...

Posted 2 years ago #
2unfit2ride - Member

Glad to be of service, I hope its sorts you out. This place is a great resource, it's why I stay here

Posted 2 years ago #