I'm the one who knows the gas stoves。
I know all my other skills are hearsay, but the only gas stoves are true -- i've learned from those who fix them for some time. I'm not doing this anyway, so i want to be honest:
Fixing gas stoves is spending money。
As long as you report it, the workers will get you some spare parts and some money. But 80 per cent of the gas stove failure is not a big problem, and it can be solved on its own。
Today we'll take stock of three of the more common types of malfunctions。
No fire at . 01 — check for electricity and gas
There's no fire on the stove. Hana
As shown above, there are sparks to prove that the fire function is fine. The first thing to suspect is gas:
Check the natural gas to see if the valves are all open, whether there is electricity on the gas table and whether the gas charges are in arrears. If there is no problem, ask the neighbor or the gas company to see if there is a temporary pause。
• special reminder that the gas valve below
This valve, press is closed, lift is open. It may be installed at a relatively low level and easily mistouchable. Some users accidentally shut the valve, causing the stove to fail to burn。
Go on, say there's no fire. If there's no spark on the stove, there's no battery。
Now that a lot of gas stoves are embedded on the stage, we need to lift the stove or get into the closet under the stove. Look at the back of the gas stove and find the battery silo
Put the battery down and get a new one. The battery is called "battery 1", which was used in previous radios and flashlights. It's like there's only gas stoves in there. They're usually available at the supermarket。
• a special reminder is that some batteries have a small plastic hat on the top (sane pole) that can be removed for normal use。
Fire trouble at . 02 — check two needles
On the stove, you can see two. A needle
Under normal conditions, flames can occur in 1 to 3 seconds after pressing pressure and spinning buttons. If your gas stove takes more than three seconds to fire, it means slow ignition. It's time to see the fire
The top is flat (sometimes sharp) and the bottom is white, and the light between the ignition and the lid is the needle。
The low ignition rate is probably due to the fact that the head of the ignition needle is dirty, resulting in insufficient ignition and insufficient temperature. You can find a rag to wipe it, or you can just rub it with sandpaper。
• there is a more extreme situation in which no electrical sparks can be generated directly by changing batteries. It could be a misfire, a hand-to-hand bend, and it could be solved by keeping it vertical。
Under normal conditions, three to five seconds after the flames appear to be released. If your gas stove takes a long time to let go, there's a problem with the fire safety pin
The top is sharp, the bottom is yellow, it's a fireproof needle。
Its function is to determine whether the stove is out of fire by temperature and, if the fire is out (lower temperature), the gas is automatically cut off. So you have to press three to five seconds after the fire, and it's going to warm up slowly。
The pressure is long, the temperature is slow, and the probability is that the fuse is dirty. It's the same way you light a needle, clean it up and solve it。
• there is also an extreme situation, namely, “dismissed”. No matter how long the pressure is pressed, it's usually a misfired protection needle that can't heat up. Put it right, it'll solve the problem。
. 03 burning — checking in and out
Flames are not well-fired, are not well-fired and are easily smoked from the bottom of the pot. It depends on whether the whole flame is bad or the local flame。
If it's not good, we have to adjust the door
The same goes for the back of the gas stove in the cupboard, where two corresponding dials can be found under each stove. The two dials are directed at the flames inside and outside of the stove, respectively, and need to be set on fire at this time and then begin adjusting the dials。
First, the fire goes out into the outer circle, adjusts the dials (tried to see which one corresponds to the inner circle), and the inner circle turns completely blue. And turn the fire to the maximum, adjust the outer ring of fire to the outer circle of flames completely blue。
• some of the stoves are too old and of poor quality to be completely blue at all times, and then to as blue as possible。
If it's a local flame, like this
It's time to check the lid: pick up the lid, which can be small holes or stripes. Whatever it is, it's a gas vent, clean it up, and it'll solve the problem。
It's the original text
Ideal family life
