The gas stove has the problem of extinguishing the flame, and what is the reason for the gas stove t

Based on what you have said, you can summarize a few points.

1. The gas pressure is too large, the pressure is too large, resulting in the flame, this solution is to adjust the circle on the top of the gas cylinder, that is the pressure regulator, but mind letting the gas company adjust it for you, it is safer.

2. The damper adjustment is useless, that's for sure, the damper is to adjust the yellow and green of the flame, and the amount of air is adjusted, you can open the damper a little bit, so that the effect of the flame is better.

3. The solenoid valve of your stove is broken, the film inside is broken or the time is long, not strict, so the air intake is too large and the pressure is too high.

You can try to open the valve of the gas cylinder a little smaller, or open the valve on the hose a little bit to try it, if not, then you have to change the gas cylinder, because the flame is very dangerous, easy to lead to **, or deflagration, are hurtful, dangerous, to me said above can not be solved, just change it, good luck.

There is an air intake hole under the gas stove, which is to adjust the air intake. You can adjust it manually, you can try to make it smaller.

Too much air intake can blow the flame high.

There is a slight air leak at the gas furnace plug valve, which is very small, so small that it cannot produce flames.

When the gas stove is used up, the gas cylinder is also turned off. After it is closed, the stopcock valve will leak, because the leakage is very small, so it will take several hours to complete the gas leakage in the gas cylinder and gas stove, and the air will be carried out with this after the leakage.

By the time of the next ignition, the initial part of the gas (very little) has a high air content, so the flame separation phenomenon will occur. When the ignition is turned off and ignited again, that part of the gas has already been used up. So it will burn normally.

This kind of problem doesn't matter much, just change a stopcock valve. It's okay not to change it, remember to close the gas cylinder valve after use, and light it once more when ignition.

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to reply to you, the reasons why the gas stove goes out in the middle of burning: 1. It may be that the contact of the battery is not good, or it may be that the battery is out of power, and it needs to be reinstalled or replaced.

It may also be that the connected pipe is flattened or folded, and the pipe should be straightened out. Then observe the size of the flame, if the flame is weak and cannot touch the stove, it means that the pressure is low, and the pressure reducing valve should be adjusted.

Hello, I'm glad to reply to you, the original cause of the gas stove burning out in the middle of the liquid: 1. It can be guessed that the contact of the battery is not good, or it may be that the battery is out of power, and it needs to be reinstalled or replaced. It may also be that the connected pipe is flattened or folded, and the pipe should be straightened out.

Then observe the size of the flame, if the flame is weak and cannot touch the stove, it means that the pressure is low, and the pressure reducing valve should be adjusted.

2. It may also be that the position of the induction needle has deviated, resulting in the flame being contacted without filial piety, and the position of the flame should be adjusted in this case. It is also possible that there is a problem with the thermal probe and it cannot hold the flame. You can press and hold the switch for ten seconds when ignition, and then release it, and the probe will heat it through the heat sensitivity, so that the flame will not go out.

3. The premise is to ensure that there is gas, and the fire will be extinguished if there is no gas. Hope it helps you and I wish you all the best in your life.

Check whether the safety valve and inlet valve are faulty or the cartilage is bent.

Here's why:

1. It may be that the contact of the battery is not good, or it may be out of power, and the battery needs to be reinstalled or replaced.

2. Check whether the combustion flame is very weak, if the gas can not reach the furnace, the gas pressure is too low, easy to extinguish, the user who uses liquefied gas must replace the new pressure reducing valve, so that the user who can use the natural gas needs to report to the gas supply company.

3. Check whether there is a problem with the connecting hose, if it is blocked, it is easy to close automatically.

Reason for automatic extinguishing of gas stove:

1. Improper orientation of the incineration needle will cause the separation between the incineration needle and the fire cover of the gas stove to exceed the required interval, and the interval exceeding the standard will cause the gas stove to turn off automatically.

Solution: Control the distance between the incineration needle and the fire cover within the range of 4-6mm, and aim the fire hole when ignition.

2. The incineration needle is dirty. If the gas stove is used for a long time, then the incineration needle is easily stained by oil, and the incineration needle is too dirty, which will cause the gas stove to turn off automatically.

Solution: Clean the incineration needle and use it again after cleaning.

3. Insufficient gas or gas pressure will also cause the gas stove to go out naturally.

Solution: Replenish gas or air pressure.

Gas stove repair tips:

1. If the flame of the gas stove is abnormal, it is likely to be because of the fire or deignition, so as long as the pressure of the gas stove is properly adjusted, it is no problem to improve the degree of the gas stove valve.

2. There is no spark in the gas stove, and sometimes no spark can be seen no matter how the gas stove is opened, which is very common. Mainly because the gas stove has no electricity, so the battery of the gas stove needs to be replaced. It is also possible that the rotary switch of the gas stove is twisted, resulting in the gas stove not working, and the simple and direct way is to replace the rotary switch.

The reasons why a gas stove goes out for a while after ignition are as follows:

1. The battery is out of charge.

The battery is out of charge, so it can be ignited at first, but it burns for a while and then goes out, in which case you can try replacing it with a new one. If the battery is replaced, there is still a problem of stalling, it is possible that the flame did not burn the feedback needle.

The feedback needle is a safety protection equipment, which is mainly used to detect whether there is a fire. If the ignition position does not reach the feedback needle, the gas will be automatically cut off, and there is no way to maintain normal combustion, and there is a problem that the fire can be ignited at the beginning and extinguished later.

2. There is no gas.

If there is no gas, this situation will directly lead to the problem of flameout. However, if the flame still stalls after adding gas, it is necessary to consider that the thermocouple may be aging. It is also a tool for detecting gas, so there is no way to detect the gas, so the pulser cannot sense it, and it will not ignite.

3. The flame-out protection device is activated.

The gas stove needs to be operated by a knob, but if you hold the button in your hand, you can light it normally, but it will go out as soon as it is loosened. It is possible that the operation is incorrect, because many products nowadays are equipped with flame-out protection devices, which need to be held for more than 5 seconds when ignition. Wait until the sensor needle has played its role before you can let go.

4. The flame separator is not placed correctly.

It may be that the flame separator is not placed correctly, and there is a buckle between the flame separator and the flame separator gas seat, which must be aligned with the buckle and cannot be displaced, otherwise it will be extinguished once the hand is released, and it will also cause combustion deformation. After a long time, this device was scrapped. If this is the case, a new flame splitter needs to be replaced, and it must be well placed.

The reason is that there is no gas, and it is relatively normal to forget to pay the gas bill when you are busy with work; It is also possible that the gas stove battery is out of power, and it is possible to see if the gas stove has not replaced the battery after use; Of course, it is also possible that the gas stove extinguishing device is malfunctioning.

Solution: 1. There is no gas.

If there is no gas, the gas stove will automatically turn off, and the solution is relatively simple, just contact the gas company or pay the gas bill on your mobile phone.

2. The gas stove battery is not electrified.

Some gas stoves need to be destroyed such as filial piety to use the battery, the gas stove battery has no electricity, the gas stove will automatically turn off, the solution to this problem is to replace the battery, it is recommended to use a little more battery, so that you don't have to replace the gas stove battery all the time.

3. The current gas stove is required to be equipped with an automatic flame-out device to prevent the danger caused by gas leakage after the gas stove is accidentally turned off. This automatic flame-out device is mainly composed of a thermocouple induction probe, a solenoid valve and the corresponding wires. Among them, the thermocouple induction probe is used to detect the flame of the gas stove, when the flame is sensed, a signal is sent to the solenoid valve, and the solenoid valve remains open, and the gas can pass through.

When the flame cannot be sensed, the solenoid valve closes and cuts off the gas, which is the working principle of the automatic flame-out device. If it is caused by this reason, you can ask the maintenance master to come to the door to take a look.

The main reasons are: after using the gas stove for a long time, the aging of the internal wiring leads to repeated flame-off after ignition. If the gas runs out or the battery runs out, there is a possibility that the ignition will be turned off repeatedly.

The circuit inside the pipe is not smooth, so it is easy to have this problem of igniting and then extinguishing. Suggested solution: First of all, check whether the battery inside the gas stove has electricity, after disassembling the battery at the bottom of the gas stove, if it is because the battery has been sold out or the power is insufficient, it is easy to have the problem of repeatedly turning off the fire after ignition, so that only two new dry batteries need to be replaced to resume normal use.

It is very likely that the gas stove has poor contact or aging problems in the gas stove after a long period of use, so it is recommended to contact professional maintenance personnel for testing, if it is because of the aging or damage of the line, it can only be replaced or repaired by professional maintenance personnel. In the process of use, the imitation pipe that has been used for too long is prone to the problem of poor circuit, which can only be detected by contacting professional pipeline maintenance personnel, and can only be restored to normal use after repair.