Oil aga is not getting very hot - AGA Kitchen Ranges

mfg only suggest calabrating up to 50 deg
if you are burning you are way past 50 deg so you should replace stat

Have you consulted an Aga engineer?

The highest/hottest setting on an oil aga is usually 6, however if it's not hot enough it's possibly because it has a restriction in the base. If this is the case it will need to be cleaned out, which would normally be done by a service engineer every six months.

If it's an oil Aga, it's likely that there is a restriction in the base. This should be cleaned out by your service engineer every six months, although occasionally it may need to be done more frequently.

Sounds like air passing where it should not be, try checking that all the components of the burner are seated properly for example the cap on the centre resivour and the other thing is that the wicks are high and causing a taller flame

turn off oil and remove the feed pipe from the burner. mix a solution of caustic soda in a bucket and leave to soak over night then you will be able to rod it with a stiff wire then blow it out so you are sure not blockage is left

my aga goes out after two weeks and a full service and new fillters changed it still goes out ,can i call some one rather than emails ?

its the small rocker with a hole in it that some people tie a bit of string to so it can be pulled down that get the oil going the others are flow controls.
you may also have a fir check valve that needs reseting that will be in your fuel line

running the right fuel mixture for the unit if not it could have to much oil & fouling out the plug or not enough oil & getting to hot & melting the piston ring & piston the only other thing is the carb adustments

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