My husband came home with a kiln from an auction today. It's a pretty good size one. 19" deep and the top measures 22" across. It's a Duncan Kiln Sitter, Automatic Teacher Plus. The only thing is, it needs a new lid. It looks like someone dropped something on top of it. There is a huge hole in it. The top isn't made of firebrick. It looks to be made of thick stiff fiber board or a fiber blanket. How do I go about finding a place to replace it? I have a model and serial number for it.
Any help would be appreciated. Also, can someone direct me to a place where I could get a manual for it? Either online or by mail.
We get many requests about Duncan kilns, either people looking for spare parts or wanting to learn the value of a Duncan kiln. Duncan stopped making kilns a few years ago. Paragon Kilns has bought the name and supplies spare parts for these kilns. You can reach Paragon at 800-876-4328. Please have the model and serial number of the kiln available for them.
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My husband came home with a kiln from an auction today. It's a pretty good size one. 19" deep and the top measures 22" across. It's a Duncan Kiln Sitter, Automatic Teacher Plus. The only thing is, it needs a new lid. It looks like someone dropped something on top of it. There is a huge hole in it. The top isn't made of firebrick. It looks to be made of thick stiff fiber board or a fiber blanket. How do I go about finding a place to replace it? I have a model and serial number for it.