The gas stove is an essential kitchen appliance in our daily life, and it provides convenience for our cooking. However, sometimes we may encounter the problem that when the gas stove is lit, the flame goes out as soon as you let go. What's going on?Can we fix it ourselves?If so, how?This article will answer these questions for you.
First of all, let's understand the reason why the gas stove is extinguished when the fire is turned on. This is usually the case for several reasons:
1.The spark plugs of the gas stove are aged or damaged. The spark plug is a key component of the ignition of the gas stove, and when the spark plug is aged or damaged, it may cause the ignition to be unstable, resulting in the phenomenon of ignition being extinguished when the ignition is released.
2.The nozzle of the gas stove is clogged. The nozzle of the gas stove is responsible for injecting gas, and when the nozzle is blocked, the gas cannot be injected properly, which can also lead to unstable ignition.
3.The gas pressure is insufficient. When the gas pressure is too low, the ignition ability of the gas stove will be affected, resulting in the phenomenon of extinguishing the ignition when the ignition is released.
Once we know the cause, we can decide if we can fix it ourselves. For the problem of aging or damage of spark plugs, we can replace them with new ones by ourselves. For the problem of clogged nozzles and insufficient gas pressure, we need to check the gas pipes and valves to ensure that the gas ** is normal. If the problem still cannot be solved, it is recommended to contact a professional gas stove repairer for inspection and repair.
Next, let's take a look at how to replace the spark plug on the gas stove yourself
1.Close the gas valve. Before starting the repair, be sure to close the gas valve to ensure safety.
2.Remove the gas stove panel. Use a screwdriver to remove the panel of the gas stove to expose the spark plugs and nozzles inside.
3.Remove the spark plug. Use a wrench to unscrew the nut on the spark plug and pull the spark plug out. Be careful not to lose the spark plug cap.
4.Install a new spark plug. Insert the new spark plug into the spark plug hole and tighten the nut. Be careful not to overtighten it to avoid damaging the spark plugs.
5.Reinstall the gas stove panel. Reinstall the removed panel to the gas stove and tighten the screws with a screwdriver.
6.Open the gas valve. Reopen the gas valve and try ignition, checking that it is back to normal.
In conclusion, there can be a variety of reasons for the problem of gas stoves being burned and extinguished. Before attempting to repair it yourself, make sure you understand the root cause of the problem and take appropriate safety measures. If you are not sure how to make the repair, or if the problem still cannot be solved, contact a professional gas stove repairer for inspection and repair.
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