My new Bialaddin 8501 heater

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  1. Ron D. United States

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    Hello all!
    I picked up a neat little Bialaddin 8561 heater and was hoping someone could help me find a place that sells parts like a new wick, bottle, seal and hopefully an instruction brochure.
    Thanks much
    -Ron D.


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    Welcome aboard!:thumbup:

    This paperwork may be of use, just click on the images to enlarge them.

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    Rangie United Kingdom Subscriber

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    They are not very common but they are effectively a Blue-Flame Wick heater with a reflector.
    Hopefully a fairly standard wick will suit it :content:

    Is the wick completely burnt out? It may be good enough to test after a trim/clean.

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  4. Daniel_I Australia

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    Just joined. Have an old BIALADDIN 8502 Radiant Heater. Bottle has been broken. I could sure do with a copy of the paperwork... I saw you have an idea w.r.t a replacement bottle Pt#:8561... or better still a supplier for a replacement bottle. Many thanks in advance, Daniel (Tasmania)
     
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    Hi @Daniel_I and Welcome !

    There is a place in Melbourne.. T W Sands that may be able to help?

    perhaps another member may have an idea of an alternative?

    otherwise contact base camp here in the uk
    www.base-camp.co.uk

    regards,
    pb
     

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