Does anyone have info on a Waterford Reginald 101? (looks like a Jotul 602)

[waivej]

Hi,

I have a free Waterford Reginald 101 and would love to install it. My father bought it new and has good things to say. It's identical in dimensions to a Jotul 602 which can't be bad...?

However, my insurance company requires a wood stove to be UL listed (or similar). And the building inspector would prefer if we had installation instructions.

So does anyone have a manual or any advice? I'm ready to buy something new if I need to, but it would be nice to use what we have. Waterford-Stanley wouldn't provide support for older stoves.

Thanks,
-John

 

[begreen]

These were nice little stoves, but if it doesn't have a UL tag on back you may not be able use it. Maybe Tom at the www.chimneysweeponline.com has a manual with more info?

 

[waivej]

Hi BeGreen,

Thank you! I sent Tom an email and will wait to hear back.

-John

 

[webbie]

Good stove - just like the 602. Way back when, they were UL approved.
You might be able to get a manual at the Waterford Irish site. As far as operation, etc, I would use the 602 instructions

 

[waivej]

Hi Chris,

Thank you... We'll check with the insurance company to see if they'll approve the stove. They just said that it had to meet code and be UL listed. I don't know what sort of proof they need.

-John

 

[magepotter]

These were nice little stoves, but if it doesn't have a UL tag on back you may not be able use it. Maybe Tom at the www.chimneysweeponline.com has a manual with more info?

I am looking for a Reginald 101 - any clues where to find one?

 

[magepotter]

Hi,

I have a free Waterford Reginald 101 and would love to install it. My father bought it new and has good things to say. It's identical in dimensions to a Jotul 602 which can't be bad...?

However, my insurance company requires a wood stove to be UL listed (or similar). And the building inspector would prefer if we had installation instructions.

So does anyone have a manual or any advice? I'm ready to buy something new if I need to, but it would be nice to use what we have. Waterford-Stanley wouldn't provide support for older stoves.

Thanks,
-John

I'm looking for a Reginald 101 - any clues as to where to find one?

 

[Gooserider]

Strange - I just had this post reported - it was the first post in the thread, and has been up for quite a while - I can't see anything in either the post or the report that makes me think anything needs to be done about it, so unless I hear further, I won't...

I suspect that magepotter hit the wrong button...

Please folks, only report posts if they have something really seriously wrong with them - i.e. Spam, offensive language, possibly in the wrong subforum area and needs moving, etc...

Gooserider

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I am looking for a Reginald 101 - were you able to use yours - or is it up
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Contents of reported post:
Hi,

I have a free Waterford Reginald 101 and would love to install it. My
father bought it new and has good things to say. It's identical in
dimensions to a Jotul 602 which can't be bad...?

However, my insurance company requires a wood stove to be UL listed (or
similar). And the building inspector would prefer if we had installation
instructions.

So does anyone have a manual or any advice? I'm ready to buy something new
if I need to, but it would be nice to use what we have. Waterford-Stanley
wouldn't provide support for older stoves.

Thanks,
-John

 

[begreen]

I'm looking for a Reginald 101 - any clues as to where to find one?

Craigslist and eBay for starters.