Did Something Very Stupid

raybo3

I dropped something on my glass top 2 burner stove and broke the glass top. Anyone know where to get a new one and about how much it goes for? 

Black_Diamond

Ouch! These are pretty standard if you look up 2 burner electric stoves. Make sure it will work on 120vac though. Mine is a Kenyon model Caribbean 2-burner.

Black_Diamond

Their phone: 860-664-4906

raybo3

Thanks BD. Will call tomorrow.....

bat32

Hey Ray, if it helps it wasn't stupid. It was boating.  Frustrating  as **** but we all do it and that's why we have come to expect answers here.  Everytime I feel like I have done something completely stupid I askhere and always feel better.  You know better then most of us!

raybo3

Thanks for the kind words bat but I was just putting something up on the shelf and I dropped it. Felt like an a$$ and it pi$$ed me off...lol. I will repair it as soon as I get the glass....

BoatAway

just remember... it's a good problem to have (owning a boat that has stuff to break)

PartsMan

I pulled my stove and replaced with a cutting board (we'll never cut on it). Just for the reason of worrying about breaking it.

raybo3

Hey PM that looks awesome but I have used my stove a couple of times although it a pain in the a$$ to cook on...

mvn

PartsMan,

Now that is very nice!!!

Mark

Babyboomer

Did you break the bottle when it hit the range top  ;;) )

raybo3

Boomer I wish it was the bottle that broke. LOL **** that big bottle of Grey Goose is heavy....

Black_Diamond

My stove top work decent, my PITA is that the whole sink/cooktop/frig/ etc was installed out of plumb so everything rolls/slides aft.  I keep pondering how to fix this (you can see how far off it is from the head and the front shelves on my 342) - I would need to raise the aft end almost 1.5 inches to get it plumb.  Anyone else have this issue?

gslpro

Black Diamond, just point your bow downhill.

Capt Ron

BD my boat does that as well. I don't think they got the angle at rest right... always finding pools of water in the corners of the tops in the galley and the head.

Dream_Inn

I will say going from the 310 to the 400, our stove is now sunk in a bit which allows for a nice matching corian cover to keep things from hitting it.  It also allows to use that part as a counter when not using the stove.  Since you are redoing the glass, maybe you could look into sinking it?

raybo3

Humm I will look into that. Nice idea....Thanks

raybo3

Replaced the broken glass today. Whole job took about 1/2 hour. The glass was $90 plus shipping $15. Looks as good as new. BTW the people at Kenyon were very nice to deal with. Thanks for the phone number BD...

Black_Diamond

Most welcome.

TikiHut2

I agree Ray. The Kenyon guys were a great example of what customer service should be when I had the 8y/o stove on my last boat re-built by them. They volunteered to rebuild it for free if I paid the shipping which I did and then they surprisingly shipped it back at their cost. Awesome company. Glad you had as good an experience as I did.....now secure those rum bottles better :ar!

raybo3

Tiki Kenyon was really awesome to deal with BTW it was a Grey Goose bottle....lol True story I dropped it right on the stove. Bottle did not break....lol

RWBLACK6

While on subject  of broken glass; When working in engine room with certain tools, I protect the glass tops of seawater strainers. Dont want to accidently break those.