OIL FIRED COOKER FAULT

no engine of 3 told, KWAWaSKi , briggs or Kohler
22FX means .Kawasaki FX691V , bingo
this a lawnmower/ sure and is no car. or truck
sure
and like all lawnmowers that are huge.
they have 5 more more interlocks to keep engine dead.
here I will try to list some.
1; in gear, lockout.
2: blades activated lockout.
3: seat switch open no person seated. (lockout)
4: low oil pressure cranked, lockout.
5: cooling open lockout.
6: clutch engaged lockout.
7: brakes not locked. (to start)
or as you lost service manual shows. schematics will tell that that . for sure.
fuses blown?
connectors loose or fell off
keyswitch bad

spark magneto dead.
the answer is here,

the engine uses magneto to make spark and is defeated by engine connector black wire. jump to ground.
black wires on engine are coil wires spark and most not be grounded out, via safety switches.
the 12vdc does not produce spark at all. only he mag. does.
the carb has cut fuel wire green/white


seen here

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/619769/Scag-Power-Equipment-Stc48v-23cv.html?page=77#manual


and

https://www.kawasakienginesusa.com/sites/default/files/manuals/99920-2251-04_FX651V-691V-730V_English.pdf

At least you know why the seller was selling it :>)

It really depends on what you are using as fuel? What does the leak smell like? Some are oil fired, so it may be an oil leak? Or it could be condensation from the chimney. Burning wood can make lots of steam which condenses back to liquid.

Links to the maker's main distributor here

http://www.gmhcookers.co.nz/stanley_super_star.html

https://www.google.com/search?q=Stanley+super+star

and finally, leaking condensate seems common. If yours is oil fired, change 'water' in my search query to 'oil'. That is a popular 'feature' as well.

https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=ALeKk00OydvqeILctdMtt2ss4W0W7-juqw%3A1613496955232&ei=ewIsYOjLDemj5NoPi9mtoAI&q=stanley+super+star+leaking+water
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then were I you I would go buy something new

From my experience of oil fired heaters,

check the oil level

check the system for air. there is a bleed screw near the boiler

If you can get the impeller out, do so, and clean it. Check the bottom of the unit for condensed water.

Ultimately, you will probably need a service engineer. There is some help here

https://www.google.com/search?q=Rayburn+nouvelle+lockout+light

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You may have a faulty GFCI...test it and again with a known good appliance.

If the GFCI holds, then you have a ground fault in the pressure cooker. Either disassemble the cooker to the electrics and fix the short or return the cooker under warranty.
Chances are you can even get a replacement outside of warranty if you talk nice to the company.
Google it and get the company website.
If you bought it from bed bath and beyond just return it, hopefully with the receipt.

Buy an OBD2 (OBDii) reader and check the engine fault code history.
Wifi, bluetooth, or wired devices are available on ebay.

STNALEY? also what model number?

EN Control buttons separating from control mounting bracket. Affected Countries CA, US Affected Appliances HPCN36NS/01, HPCB36NS/01, HPCN48NS/01, HPCB48NS/01 Fault description / Customers complaint / Diagnostic Codes Diagnostic Codes (DC) The following table contains the diagnostic codes, which most commonly occur in connection with the mentioned fault description. Depending on the actual information from the customer, other diagnostic codes are possible. DC Fault description of the customer 160100X45000 Mechanical damage / Holder Root cause On some Thermador Professional hoods with FD 9407 to 9611, the control buttons may separate from the control mounting bracket due to insufficient adhesive between the control mounting bracket and the inside of the hood canopy. Solution Beginning with FD 9612, wider tape was implemented in production. For units built prior to that time, service kit 12022532 is available. The new repair kit includes the control-mounting bracket with wider tape affixed to it, and four screws. The tape will provide more surface coverage to improve the support of the mounting bracket.

you dont say but i presume you have an early model 1996-2000. these had the most horrid burners ever. its wasnt untill later when the ecoflam burners were used that problems that you describe were elimanated as a standard every day problem. better still was the much later 800 series ecoflam twin burn as fitted in the rayburn 800 series this is the aga company that closed down the alpha and now produce the same cooker with better burners.
www.topoftherangeltd.co.uk who can suply used and new burners for you

yeah tht is a bit of a prob. one way to eliminate tht is by using the 24hr clock. having set it to 24hr mode i found eliminated the prob.

but again the phone does have a bug with the date changing back and lg needs to address it.