Midea gas stove, gas stove can t catch fire, no sparks

Gas stoves are essential tools for cooking delicious food, and they are closely related to our lives. The gas stove is a tool, and it is inevitable that there will be some problems in the process of use, so everyone should have a considerable degree of understanding of some problems that often occur in the gas stove, among which the common problem is that the gas stove can not catch fire, do not rush to ask the repairman to repair it in such a situation, you should find out why the gas stove does not catch fire, what should I do if the gas stove does not catch fire? Many times we often encounter gas stoves that do not catch fire, and there are many reasons for this kind of failure, generally speaking, there are the following reasons:

1. The gas stove is not equipped with a battery, resulting in no battery power supply for the pulse igniter. 2. In the case of confirming that there is a battery, the gas stove does not ignite continuously, first of all, please confirm whether the gas source switch is turned on, and secondly, check whether the connecting hose is flattened or bent. 3. Check whether there is a spark at the pulse ignition nozzle when ignition.

If there is no spark, you should first confirm whether the battery is dead, if the battery is dead, replace it with a new battery; If the battery is charged, see if the discharge needle is discharged, if the discharge needle is not discharged, it means that the discharge needle is faulty, and the discharge needle should be replaced; If the discharge needle is discharged, it means that the valve body is faulty and the valve body should be replaced. If there is a fire, if it can burn normally, it means that the ignition position is high, and the user can gently press the igniter down a few times; If there is a fire, but the flame is too weak to reach the furnace head, the gas pressure is too low, and the user of the liquefied gas stove suggests that it replace the new pressure reducing valve, and the coal gas and natural gas should be reported to the gas supply company; If there is a fire, and the flame can reach the fire cover, but it is not on fire, it means that the valve body is blocked, and the user can use a thin wire to dredge the nozzle. 4. The air pressure is too high, causing the airflow speed to be too fast, and the impact spark.

5. The ignition nozzle is too large, and the nozzle is too large to cause too much airflow and impact the electric spark. 6. The head of the stool is damaged, resulting in ignition at the damaged part too close. 7. Piezoelectric ceramic aging.

8. The ignition output cable is not firmly connected with the porcelain head.

Are you satisfied with the above?

For consumers in second- and third-tier cities, most families use liquefied petroleum gas stoves, and they often encounter problems that cannot be ignited or the flames are too small in the process of use, so how to solve these problems? I'll answer it for you today:

What measures should be taken when using LPG gas stoves?

The normal flame of the LPG gas stove is light blue, the inner flame of the flame is clear, the height is about 20mm, there is a slight noise, and the fire is strong. If the fire is small, the causes and elimination methods are as follows:

1) The fire hole of the burner fire cover is blocked by dirt, which hinders the flow out of the burner mixture gas and cleans the dirt of the fire hole.

2) The nozzle is blocked, unscrew the nozzle and clean it up.

3) The air inlet and nozzle of the pressure regulator are blocked by rust, which hinders the gas flow out of the bottle, and the qualified pressure regulator is replaced.

4) The rubber hose is flattened and the ventilation is blocked, and the hose is straightened.

5) In addition, the gas is about to be used, and the valve is not fully opened, and other reasons should also be noted, and corresponding measures can be taken to solve it.

What should I do when the gas stove does not catch fire?

If the gas stove does not catch fire, it should be checked according to the following procedures:

First of all, check whether the air source switch is on, and if it is on, then.

Secondly, check if the connecting hose is flattened or bent, if it is not flattened or bent, then, finally, pick up the pot rack and see if there is a fire at the ignition nozzle:

1) If there is no fire, see if the discharge needle is discharged.

a. If the discharge needle is not discharged, it means that the discharge needle is faulty and the discharge needle should be replaced.

b. If the discharge needle is discharged, it means that the valve body is faulty and the valve body should be replaced.

2) If there is a fire:

a. If it can burn normally, it means that the ignition is in a high position, and the user should be instructed to gently press the igniter down a few times, and then put it on the pot rack.

b. If there is a fire, but the flame is too weak to reach the furnace head, the gas pressure is too low, and the user of the liquefied gas stove is advised to replace the new pressure reducing valve, and the coal gas and natural gas should be reported to the gas supply company.

c. If there is a fire, and the flame can reach the fire cover, but it is not on fire, it means that the valve body is blocked, and the user is instructed to dredge the nozzle with a thin wire.

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1. Overvoltage protection:Many gas stoves have an overpressure protection function, which will not be activated once overvoltage. Solution: If the gas stove is overpressure protected, then you need to change the pressure reducing valve to try.

2. Poor circuit contactThis is a problem that is easy to ignore, but it is often encountered in many old users, mainly to check whether the positive and negative poles of the battery box are rusty, and whether the line has poor contact, solution: If the gas stove circuit is not in good contact, the rust needs to be removed and the line is accurately connected.

3. Pipeline blockage:This is a very common problem, once the pipe is blocked, it is necessary to check the gas outlet valve, generally speaking, you can smell the smell of gas and the gas stove does not catch fire, it is likely to be a gas blockage. Workaround:

If the gas stove pipe is blocked, then the pipe should be unblocked or replaced.

Precautions for the use of gas stoves.

If the hose connection method is used between the gas stove and the pipe, it is necessary to check whether the hose is damaged and aged, and whether there is air leakage. The bending radius of the gas hose should be greater than 5 cm, otherwise the bend is easy to age and crack; The service life of the hose is generally 18 months, and the aging should be updated in time.

It is strictly forbidden to install gas meters and stoves in bedrooms, nor can you sleep in kitchens equipped with gas facilities. This is because gas pipelines are full of gas, and if they leak out due to pipeline corrosion and other reasons, they can cause gas poisoning or even death. In addition, do not pile up sundries and flammable and explosive materials near the gas stove to prevent fire and accidents.

Check the settings of the water heater, there are many cases in which many users adjust the temperature to the lowest or no adjustment when using the electric water heater, so that there will be no hot water at all.

Reasons and treatment methods for gas stoves that do not ignite fires:

1. If there is gas or not, if the gas stove does not catch fire, the first thing to check is whether there is still gas, if not, you must add gas.

2. Whether the battery has electricity or not, when you find that the ignition is not on fire, you should check whether the battery has electricity, if not, you only need to replace the ordinary No. 1 battery.

3. Poor circuit contact, mainly to check whether there is rust on the positive and negative poles of the battery box, whether the line has poor contact, if there is, the rust needs to be removed, and the line is accurately connected.

4. Pipeline blockage, once the pipeline is blocked, it is necessary to check the gas outlet valve, generally speaking, you can smell the smell of coal and the gas stove is not on fire, it is likely to be gas blockage, and then the pipeline needs to be dredged.

5. The ignition needle is dirty, the kitchen is easy to be dirty, especially easy to be contaminated with oil, etc., the gas stove is placed for too long, the ignition needle is easy to be stained by oil, then you need to clean the oil scale of the ignition needle, and then try to ignite.

6. The gas stove has a high-voltage line and its joint, once the high-voltage line is aging, it is easy to make the gas stove can not catch fire, at this time, only need to add a set of high-pressure protection, which should be observed more in ordinary life.

Dear Hello, is there a discharge sound when the ignition is lighted?

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to answer for you For your question above, I think there are several reasons why Midea's gas stove can't catch fire:

1) Observe whether the spark of the gas stove is soft and weak, and the discharge frequency is significantly slower than before. If this is the case, the battery is low, and it is OK to replace it with a new one.

2) Check whether the damper of the gas stove valve body is too large, and the air flow from the fire hole is too much, which impacts the electric spark. You can adjust the damper left and right, and then look at the ignition.

3) If the sound of the spark is crisp and powerful, but it is not ignited, then see if the gas path is unblocked, it is likely that the nozzle in the stove is blocked during use, remove the fire distribution cover and pass through the nozzle hole, and then re-ignite.

4) - The side burner is normal, and the other - - the side burner is not normal. The abnormal side has no spark at all, that is, one of the high-voltage packets in the electronic pulse has burned out, and only by replacing the pulse can it be solved. If not, then see if it is the above two cases.

5) Continuous ignition is required and may not be successful. Most of them are gas stoves with thermocouples, which are caused by long-term aging of thermocouples. Only the replacement of the thermocouple induction pin was solved.

6) Ignition is sometimes normal and sometimes abnormal. This is mainly due to the poor contact of the pulse ignition micro switch, and the pulse ignition micro switch can be adjusted.

Midea gas stove can't catch fire?

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Hello, I'm glad to answer for you For your question above, I think there are several reasons why Midea's gas stove can't catch fire: (1) Observe the sparks when the gas stove is ignited, whether the sound is soft and weak, and the discharge frequency is significantly slower than before. If this is the case, the battery is low, and it is OK to replace it with a new one.

2) Check whether the damper of the gas stove valve body is too large, and the air flow from the fire hole is too much, which impacts the electric spark. You can adjust the damper left and right, and then look at the ignition. 3) If the sound of the spark is crisp and powerful, but it is not ignited, then see if the gas path is unblocked, it is likely that the nozzle in the stove is blocked during use, remove the fire distribution cover and pass through the nozzle hole, and then re-ignite.

4) - The side burner is normal, and the other - - the side burner is not normal. The abnormal side has no spark at all, that is, one of the high-voltage packets in the electronic pulse has burned out, and only by replacing the pulse can it be solved. If not, then see if it is the above two cases.

5) Continuous ignition is required and may not be successful. Most of them are gas stoves with thermocouples, which are caused by long-term aging of thermocouples. Only the replacement of the thermocouple induction pin was solved.

6) Ignition is sometimes normal and sometimes abnormal. This is mainly due to the poor contact of the pulse ignition micro switch, and the pulse ignition micro switch can be adjusted. That's my understanding and conclusion about your questions above.

1. It may be because the battery inside the gas stove is out of power. 2. If the gas stove uses a plug to connect to the power supply, it may be caused by poor contact with the power cord of the gas stove. 3. It may be that there is no natural gas. 4. It may be that the natural gas pipeline is blocked.

Suggested workaround:

1. If the gas stove does not catch fire because the battery inside the gas stove is out of power, you can buy the same model of battery replacement and then check if the fault can be solved.

2. If the gas stove uses a power connection plug to connect to the socket, you need to check whether the power plug is in poor contact, or whether the power plug is caused by rust, you can use a knife or alcohol cloth to clean the rusty place on the power plug to check whether it can catch fire.

3. Check whether the remaining amount of natural gas in the family is insufficient, the family natural gas will have a natural gas meter, and there will be the remaining natural gas balance on the table, you can also go to the natural gas company to inquire, if it is insufficient, you can fill the natural gas.

4. In general, if you can smell the smell of natural gas, but the natural gas stove does not catch fire, it may be that the natural gas pipeline is blocked.

1. It is very likely that there is an abnormality in the high-voltage line connecting to the gas stove, in which case I cannot ignite normally. 2. If the circuit of the gas stove has poor contact or short circuit problem, the Midea gas stove will not catch fire in the process of use. 3. The gas stove pipeline used for a long time may have been blocked, and the pipeline will be blocked, which will lead to poor circuits and easy to cause the problem of not catching fire.

Suggested workaround:

1. Check whether there is any abnormality in the loose rolling line, if there is an abnormal problem in the high voltage of the line or power supply, it is necessary to contact professional maintenance personnel, repair the circuit, and then reconnect it to resume normal use.

2. Generally due to the problems of this gas stove circuit, it is not recommended to dismantle and inspect it yourself, and you need to contact the professional maintenance personnel of the Midea manufacturer in time, and wait for the maintenance personnel to check clearly, and then carry out targeted maintenance or replace the components, so as to solve the problem of not ignition.

3. After the pipeline of the gas stove is blocked, it is easy to cause the circuit to be poor, so that in the process of use, not only will the stove not be on fire, but also may smell a smell of gas in the process of ignition.