Wasn’t sure where to put this. I bought an Aladdin no. 12. It doesn’t have the correct gallery so I don’t know which mantle to buy. Anyone know anything Aladdin?
I’ve scoured the internet and didn’t really come up with much. Rather too much actually just not much about mixed parts.
Here’s a pic of the gallery. I’ve deducted that it takes a heeless chimney just not sure if the loxon 150 mantle will fit. Hopefully someone might be somewhat familiar. Thanks.
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F, can't ya just rub it to have the proper chimney appear??????????????????????? LOL Does not the heel keep the globe in place?? I've got a dozen or so--various makes--AND -- they all take the standard heeled globes found in any REAL hardware store.
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I have a new mantle in the box. Part no. R 150 for use with 12-B-C-21-21C and 23.
The chimney on my Aladdin is taller than the typical,but mine is different from yours in the mounting, so a standard chimney might work.
The chimney on my Aladdin is taller than the typical,but mine is different from yours in the mounting, so a standard chimney might work.
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Thanks guys. I’m pretty sure it takes the heeless chimney. My dilemma is what mantle it needs since the gallery isn’t the one it’s supposed to have. If I understand this correctly the mantle mounts to the gallery so I’m not sure which mantle. They’re kind of pricey so I want to get the right one. Maybe the 150 covers about everything. I see it fits a twelve but the gallery on mine doesn’t look anything like the twelves I see or the parts diagram.
Thought I was getting a bargain at $15 but the parts are really running up the cost.
I’ve got a few regular oil lamps but I thought it’d be nice to have one that really throws some light.
Thought I was getting a bargain at $15 but the parts are really running up the cost.
I’ve got a few regular oil lamps but I thought it’d be nice to have one that really throws some light.
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Lehmans store might know which one fits it as they sell the mantles and lamps.
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Assuming that gallery fits your 12 properly, it takes a R-150.
I don’t know if a modern Heel-Less gallery fits a model 12 or if that’s a conversion part. Most Lox-On chimney galleries also take the R-150.
With a few exceptions, the older the Aladdin burner, the better it works. The best burners were made by B+H if I recall, before their factory was destroyed. The modern model 23 is best avoided, I have never had one that burnt right without some fiddling.
Never (I cannot stress this enough) NEVER leave an Aladdin unattended. They can and will run away under certain conditions.
I don’t know if a modern Heel-Less gallery fits a model 12 or if that’s a conversion part. Most Lox-On chimney galleries also take the R-150.
With a few exceptions, the older the Aladdin burner, the better it works. The best burners were made by B+H if I recall, before their factory was destroyed. The modern model 23 is best avoided, I have never had one that burnt right without some fiddling.
Never (I cannot stress this enough) NEVER leave an Aladdin unattended. They can and will run away under certain conditions.
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I'll second that. I've owned my Genie II model since the late 80's and it had a pretty annoying flickering problem. Some years later while browsing the Lehman's catalog I came across an "anti-flicker" ring, basically a thin brass piece that pressed into the underside of the gallery to accommodate some poor manufacturing tolerances, but it worked great.P.johnson14 wrote: ↑Fri. Feb. 05, 2021 5:48 amWith a few exceptions, the older the Aladdin burner, the better it works. The best burners were made by B+H if I recall, before their factory was destroyed. The modern model 23 is best avoided, I have never had one that burnt right without some fiddling.
Never (I cannot stress this enough) NEVER leave an Aladdin unattended. They can and will run away under certain conditions.
Mine gets regular use, burning Kleen Heat kerosene. I have had it "run away" just once, and I can think of nothing that caused it aside from it just decided to that day. It was burning happily away while I was reading and after a few minutes I looked up, and to my horror, saw what appeared to be a miniature tire fire. It filled the room with black, stringy, sooty smoke, left a large black spot on the ceiling and needless to say, ruined the mantle and cracked the chimney. Not a fun experience.
This happened after owning this lamp for 25 years, and using it regularly. It hasn't run away since, but nevertheless, I don't leave it unattended for more than very short time.
I also have a Farmor lamp http://www.aladdinlamps.info/FarmorLamps.htm, the model with the chrome and walnut fount. I didn't have the original mantle or frame, but was able to slightly modify an Aladdin mantle to fit. I don't run it much because it is in almost NOS shape, but it will absolutely run rings around my Aladdin. Brighter and easier to adjust without the dreaded "black spots".
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Interesting. I had no idea they runaway. I’ll only be using it for power outages. So it won’t be unattended unless I nod off, which is entirely possible.
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It's a really rare occurrence. I believe it is due to running kerosene with too low a flash point. Maybe fount material has an effect as well, glass vs. brass or aluminum. But after a period of operation the kerosene in the wick down in the burner begins to "boil" and those vapors overwhelm the burner, causing the runaway. I don't know if running the lamp at full vs. reduced brightness has any effect. As I mentioned, I've run my lamp regularly for almost 35 years and it took 25 of those for it to run away and it hasn't done it since (knocking on wood). But yeah, I do keep a little closer eye on it ever since. I don't know if it would actually burn your house down, I suppose it could if let go, but I can guarantee you that by the time it would set off a smoke alarm you will have filled a fair portion of your home with black, oily, stringy, sooty smoke. Not a fun time.
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