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  1. 12-09-2005, 05:22 PM #1
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    Does anyone work on Lee furnaces

    I was given a 10 Lb Lee furnace, and it does not work. It looks like it has been around awhile. Who works on these?

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    If you can determine the problem, thermostat, heating element etc. Parts are available from Lee
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    If it is over 2 years old Lee's warrenty is to fix or replace at 1/2 current list price. Gianni.
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    if you have an ohm meter or know someone that does,you can check all the parts and order a new one from lee.theyre cheap and easy to fix.
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    If you want to send it to me I'll take a look at it....

    I've never fixed one.. yet.. but I think it would be easy and fun.... probably just needs an new element..

    But, remember.. these 10# Lee Production bottom pour pots are only $39.97 from boses.. they border on not worth repairing.... and the Lee Precision Melter Furnace is only $25.37
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    Lee furnaces

    I have replaced the element in 2 LEE pots, not too very difficult. They cost 9.00 from LEE. That and the thermostat are about the ony things that can break.
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