Why does the gas stove stop gas after ignition?

Inspect in the following order:

1. Is the air volume of the damper too large? The adjustment can be smaller, and the damper is generally at the bottom of the stove (see the damper adjustment method in the manual).

2. Is the gas pressure normal?

3. Is the battery sufficient? If the battery is insufficient or the quality of the battery is not good, it will also be caused to lose gas soon after ignition (look at the location and requirements of the battery in the manual).

4. Is the stove dirty or blocked? If there is any dirt or blockage, clean it.

5. Do you have two small columns next to the stove? , and if there is, it's. Inspect in the following order:

1. Is the air volume of the damper too large? The adjustment can be smaller, and the damper is generally at the bottom of the stove (see the damper adjustment method in the manual).

2. Is the gas pressure normal?

3. Is the battery sufficient? If the battery is insufficient or the quality of the battery is not good, it will also be caused to lose gas soon after ignition (look at the location and requirements of the battery in the manual).

4. Is the stove dirty or blocked? If there is any dirt or blockage, clean it.

5. Do you have two small columns next to the stove? If there is, one of them is the electronic ignition head, the other is the temperature sensing couple of the anti-flame-out device, it may be that the galvanic couple is faulty, the role of the galvanic couple is that when we light the fire, the flame will heat the galvanic couple, and the galvanic control pipeline valve will remain open, once the flame is accidentally extinguished, the galvanic couple will be cooled down and the valve will be closed. This is a safety protection device.

If the galvanic couple breaks down and the flame temperature cannot be detected, the stove will automatically shut down. The thermocouple-flameout protection device of the stove is out of order, so you can ask a professional to replace it with a new one.

The reasons and methods for the gas stove to stop the fire by itself while it is burning are as follows:

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. The solution is to control the distance between the incineration needle and the fire cover within the range of 4-6mm, and it is necessary to align 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. The solution is to clean the incineration needle and reuse it after cleaning.

3. Insufficient gas or gas pressure will also cause the gas stove to go out naturally. The solution is to replenish the gas or air pressure.

4. Once the electronic lighter is damaged, it will not be able to work normally, and the gas stove will be extinguished naturally. The solution is to replace it with a new electronic lighter.

5. If the gas contains miscellaneous gas, it will cause the gas to be impure, so that it cannot support the normal work of the gas stove. The solution is to replace it with new, higher-purity gas.

The gas stove burned and burned and the fire broke off by itself

1. The reason for the automatic extinguishing of the gas stove - preliminary inspection

When there is a small automatic extinguishing of the gas stove when cooking, you can first check whether the connecting hose is flattened or bent, if not, you should continue to see if the combustion flame is too small, if the flame has not reached the stove, mainly because the gas pressure is too low, if the home is used liquefied gas, it is recommended to replace it with a new pressure reducing valve. If coal gas and natural gas are used, it is necessary to consult the gas supply company and report them, and they will be scalded for door-to-door treatment.

Second, the reason for the automatic extinguishing of the gas stove - advanced inspection

If you find that there is no problem in the early stage, you can replace the battery, and then see if the flame in the middle of the broken side can burn the probe, and only when the probe is burned can the fire be fixed. It is also necessary to ensure the duration of combustion, and the gas stove must ensure that the feedback circuit is unblocked. The feedback component of the gas stove is mostly set in the place where the flame can burn directly, and the feedback loop will provide a continuous gas supply signal to the pulser when the flame is normal, otherwise the pulse will close the solenoid valve.

3. The reason for the automatic shutdown of the gas stove - continue to pay attention

Now the gas stoves we buy are equipped with automatic protection function, and solenoid valves will be installed at the inlet pipe. When ignition, the mechanical mechanism will link the solenoid valve switch, and the solenoid valve will enter the working state when it is energized, so that the gas can be provided normally. If the gas stove is extinguished due to the phenomenon of overflowing the pot during use, the ionization probe next to the combustion head of the gas stove will not be able to perceive the ionization signal of the flame, the protection circuit will be activated, the gas solenoid valve will be released, and the gas stove will automatically turn off.

Precautions for using gas stoves:

1.Clean up in a timely manner.

When using a gas stove to cook soup or porridge, if there is any spillage, wipe it off in time to avoid the soup blocking the ventilation hole. In addition, after each meal, the entire stove must be cleaned with a rag dipped in water.

2.Ensure that the vents are clear.

Secondly, if the flame of the gas stove becomes smaller or red, it may be caused by oil or other impurities falling into the ventilation hole, it is recommended to regularly use a thin wire to dredge the ventilation hole of the gas stove to keep the bottom of the pot heated evenly.

3.Clean the cooktop regularly.

Then, the fire cover of the gas stove should be cleaned with a rag every half a month, but it should not be brushed with hard objects such as wire brushes to avoid scratching the surface. If you want to clean thoroughly, do not disassemble and wash it yourself, and it is best to have it cleaned by a professional. Generally, if the service life of the gas stove is 8 years, it is best to replace it after the service life.

4.Range hood, steaming should also be turned on.

Finally, the gas stove should be placed in a sheltered area, and if you want the flame to gather in the middle and the flame is offset, you can also add a wind shield. When cooking and at the end, it is best to open the window for ventilation, and at the same time, pay attention to the fact that no matter frying, frying, boiling, etc., you must turn on the range hood to avoid oil smoke pollution.

Summary. Hello, dear, there are several possibilities for the natural gas stove to break off after the fire, 1. It is very likely that the induction needle of the natural gas stove is broken. 2. It is very likely that our natural gas has been in a state of arrears, we can check the gas meter to see if there is any arrears, if it is in arrears, there will be gas after recharging, if it is not in arrears, it is likely to be other reasons.

3. It is also possible that the solenoid valve has poor contact or the solenoid valve is faulty, resulting in the natural gas igniting and then breaking off.

Hello, dear, there are several possibilities for the natural gas stove to be ignited and then broken off, 1. It is very likely that the induction needle of the natural gas stove is broken next to it. 2. It is very likely that our natural gas has been in a state of arrears, we can check the gas meter to see if there is any arrears, if it is in arrears, there will be gas after recharging, if it is not in arrears, it is likely to be other reasons. 3. It is also possible that the solenoid valve has poor contact or the solenoid valve is faulty, resulting in the natural gas igniting and then breaking off.

4. It is not excluded that the battery has no electricity, when the battery is not electric, there will also be this phenomenon of ignition and then breaking the imitation fire, we must keep the battery in a charged state. 5. It is also possible that the main switch of the control is damaged, or the pulse igniter is damaged, resulting in the solenoid valve having no way to supply power, and finally causing the oak front to catch fire and then turn off.

Solution: 1. If the induction needle is broken, I can replace the induction needle. 2. If the natural gas is in arrears, we remember to recharge.

3. If the solenoid valve of natural gas fails, we need to repair or replace the solenoid valve. 4. If the battery is dead, we need to replace the battery. 5. If the control master switch and pulse igniter are damaged, it is necessary to ask professional maintenance personnel for maintenance.

The reason may be the ignition needle problem, there is a small vertical fitting in the middle of the gas stove, this is the ignition needle, if the ignition needle is not discharged, it cannot lead to the flame, which will cause the gas stove not to ignite. It may be that the position of the ignition needle is offset, and the distance from the inner flame cover is far away, under normal circumstances, the distance between the ignition needle and the fire cover is about 4-6mm, and if the ignition needle is found to be in the wrong position, it will be straightened and then try to ignite. It may be that the ignition needle is covered with oil, which affects the temperature transmission, and at this time, it will be able to ignite, but it will be extinguished as soon as you let go.

Check to see if the ignition needle is clean and clean, clean up the covered oil, and then light the fire to see. With a gas stove, we often encounter situations where the fire does not ignite or automatically turns off, and many people will be troubled by this. So how to solve this problem?

In fact, it is very simple, figure out the reason for the automatic shutdown of the gas stove, and troubleshoot it. Poor circuit contact: If the gas stove is used for a long time, it is easy to have poor contact, resulting in failure to ignite or automatic flameout.

In this regard, we can check whether the positive and negative poles of the battery box are rusty, and whether the wiring is not in good contact. If there is, remove the rust and connect the lines accurately. Check if the battery is charged:

The gas stove battery is dead, which is the direct cause of the flameout. When using a gas stove, pay attention to the cleanliness of the stove head and gas eye to prevent impurities from blocking the gas stove and not using it normally. The gas and fuel pipelines and valves in the kitchen must also be checked regularly to prevent leakage, causing fire, and posing a serious threat to our lives and property.

Summary. Reason for fire failure after the natural gas stove is on:

1. The induction needle is broken, resulting in a false alarm and automatically cutting off the gas source and causing a flameout fault;

2. The loss of gas source may be due to the arrears of the gas meter;

3. The solenoid valve is extinguished due to poor performance or damage failure, resulting in gas interruption and output;

4. The battery is insufficient and cannot push and keep the solenoid valve working, resulting in flameout;

5. The control assembly is damaged, and the pulse igniter is damaged, resulting in no power supply for the solenoid valve, which eventually leads to flameout.

What is the reason for the fire failure after the natural gas stove is on?

Hello, dear: According to your description, I summarized the reasons for the fire break as follows.

Reasons for the fire failure of the natural gas stove after it is opened: 1. The induction needle is broken, which causes a false alarm and automatically cuts off the gas source and the flame goes out, so the obstacle is cleverly rolled; 2. If the gas source is lost, it may be that the gas meter owes the ballast fee; 3. The solenoid valve is extinguished due to poor performance or damage failure, resulting in gas interruption and output; 4. The battery is insufficient, and it cannot push the filial piety and keep the solenoid valve working, resulting in flameout; 5. The control assembly is damaged, and the pulse igniter is damaged, resulting in no power supply for the solenoid valve, which eventually leads to flameout.

A: Hello; According to your introduction, I think that the fire outlet hole of the fire cover of your gas stove is blocked, and the fire outlet hole next to the thermocouple is blocked. Your gas stove is flame-out protected, and if there is no flame, the thermocouple will turn off.

I am a professional repairer of gas stoves, and this situation of yours is common to me.

The gas stove turns off as soon as you let go, and this method tells you that none of this is a problem.

There is water at the bottom of the pot or on the stove, and another possibility is that there is residual air in the pipes.

What is the reason why the natural gas stove is discharged after a while after it is ignited?

There may be several reasons why the gas stove is cut off after it is ignited:

1.The gas pipe is clogged. If there are debris or carbon deposits in the gas pipes, it may cause insufficient gas flow, which will cause the stove to turn off immediately after ignition.

2.The fire port is blocked. Oil stains or debris may accumulate on the fire port or nozzle of the cooktop, causing the gas to not be emitted properly, causing the fire to turn off immediately after the fire.