Crackling fire:
This phenomenon is often caused by gas stove installation workers not properly adjusting the air component, the flame nozzle not properly fitted, or the fire outlet being blocked. When encountering this problem, you can handle it yourself by accurately reinstalling the air adjustment component, checking the position of the flame nozzle, and cleaning the fire outlet.
Gas odor:
If you smell gas even when you haven’t turned on the stove, it is likely that the gas line is leaking, the valve is faulty, or the gas pipe is improperly connected. In the case of a strong gas odor, with snow sticking around the cylinder and the room temperature increasing, you need to quickly open the ventilation door, especially without turning on or off any electrical appliances. It is best to cut off the power remotely, then quickly evacuate and call a repairman to inspect and handle the situation.
Gas stove won’t light:
If the gas line is broken or crushed, you should replace it to ensure safety. Check the ignition system for dirt, and remove the stove grates to clean the ignition system with a dry cloth.
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Red flames:
Handle this by regularly cleaning the gas stove. However, there are also cases where the flames turn red due to new paint or lime. This phenomenon does not require any handling and will naturally go away in a few days.
Abnormal flames:
If your gas stove doesn’t light, the flames burn abnormally, and there is a gas odor escaping, you need to immediately turn off the stove, close the valve, and check if the burner cap is misaligned or if the electric igniter is wet. If you cannot handle it yourself, it is safest to call a repairman for inspection.
What else to consider when using a gas stove?
If you smell a strong gas odor, you must turn off the stove, close the valve, and open all doors inside the house for ventilation. Use a fan to “chase away” the gas. Avoid using phones or turning on/off electrical devices if there is a gas leak, as it may cause an electric spark and explosion. Quickly evacuate the house and call a specialist for inspection. You can check for gas leaks by applying soapy water to the gas valve body and gas line. If it produces bubbles, it means there is a gas leak…
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