Why can t the gas stove work?

If the natural gas stove does not catch fire, follow the following steps to check and operate:

1. Is there gas or not?

Most people will have a bottom about this, but some people may be more sloppy, or busy with work, and often forget, so when the gas stove does not catch fire, the first thing to check is whether there is still gas.

Solution: If there is no gas on the gas stove, you need to add gas.

2. Whether the battery has electricity or not.

This is the most common problem, but also people are generally more concerned about the problem, when you find that the ignition is not ignited, you have to check whether the battery is charged.

Solution: If the gas stove battery is not used or used up, you only need to replace it with an ordinary No. 1 battery.

3. Poor circuit contact.

This is a problem that is easy to ignore, but it is often encountered among many old users, mainly to check whether the positive and negative poles of the battery box are rusty, and whether the line is in poor contact.

Solution: If the gas stove circuit is not in good contact, the rust needs to be removed and the line should be connected accurately.

4. 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 a pressure reducing valve to try.

5. Pipeline blockage.

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

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

6. The micro switch is damaged.

At this time, there is a small place in the gas stove, but it is more difficult to repair than the usual fault, and in general, it is not recommended that the owner repair it himself.

Solution: The micro switch of the gas stove is damaged, this is a delicate and professional job, and it is best to ask a professional person to solve it.

7. The ignition needle is dirty.

The kitchen is a place that is easy to get dirty, especially easy to be stained with oil, etc., and if the gas stove is left for too long, the ignition needle will be easily soiled by the oil.

Solution: At this time, you need to clean the grease of the ignition needle and then try to ignite.

8. Improper position of the fire needle.

The position of the ignition needle of the gas stove is improper, if you want to ignite the fire, then the gas stove has certain requirements for the distance between the ignition needle and the fire cover, and once the deviation distance is too much, it will cause the gas stove to not catch fire.

Solution: Generally speaking, the distance between the ignition needle and the fire cover is 4-6mm, and the fire hole should be aligned.

9. The gas stove has a high-voltage line and its connection.

The gas stove has a high-voltage line and its connection, once the high-voltage line is aging, it is easy to make the gas stove can not catch fire.

Solution: At this time, only a set of high-voltage protection is required, which should be observed more in ordinary life.

The natural gas stove could not be turned on for the following reasons:

1. If you pay first, check if you are in arrears.

2. No arrears, check whether the electronic lighter and battery are charged. If not, replace the battery.

3. There is no arrears, and the battery is also electric, for unknown reasons, and the manufacturer needs to check it.

The gas stove can't be turned on, either there is no natural gas, or the stove is broken.

1. Reason:The air supply is turned off and not turned onThis is a problem that we often overlook. Sometimes it may be carelessly turned off, or there is no gas, which will cause the natural gas to not ignite.

Solution: If there is no gas in the gas stove, you should prepare to add gas at this time.

2. Reason:See if the battery has chargeThis is also a common problem and a common concern.

Solution: If the battery of the gas stove has run out, then you only need to replace the ordinary No. 1 battery and continue to use it.

3. Reason:Clogged pipes are also a common problemIn general, you can smell gas, but if the gas stove does not catch fire, it is likely that the gas is clogged.

Solution: If the pipe of the gas stove is blocked, unblock the pipe or replace it with a new one.

4. Reason:Many gas stoves have an overvoltage protection function, which will not be activated once the overvoltage is overpowered.

Solution: If the gas stove is overpressure protected, then you need to change a pressure reducing valve to try.

5. Reason: The kitchen is a place that is easy to get dirty, especially if it is easy to be contaminated with oil, etcIf the gas stove is left for too long, the ignition needle will easily be stained by the oil, and then the natural gas will not ignite.

Solution: At this time, you need to clean the grease from the ignition needle, and then try to ignite it.

Liquefied gas cannot be used for natural gas stoves

1. The difference between natural gas stove and liquefied gas stove is not only the size of the gas outlet, but also the flame separator (that is, the fire beam that comes out) of the burner fire cover.

2. The combustion value required by these two stoves is not the same, and the heat released is not the same, and the fire cover of the natural gas stove is thickened, otherwise it is easy to deform.

3. The pressure when using liquefied gas is relatively large, about 2800 Pa, so its gas nozzle is relatively small; Natural gas, on the other hand, is delivered through pipelines, and its pressure is relatively small, generally around 2000 Pa.

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Summary. 1. The ignition needle is not properly positioned or polluted. There are certain requirements for the distance between the ignition needle and the fire cover.

Generally speaking, the distance between the two is 4-6mm, and it is necessary to align the fire hole, if the ignition needle deviates too much from this distance, it cannot be ignited, and the distance between the ignition needle and the fire cover can be adjusted slightly. 2. Whether the gas passage is unblocked: first check the gas outlet valve, if you can smell the gas smell, it may be blocked, and the gas pipeline should be dredged; If the pipe is unblocked, it is likely that the nozzle in the furnace head is blocked during use, remove the fire divider cover and use a thin iron wire to pass through the nozzle hole, and then put the fire divider cover back and re-ignite.

3. Aging of high-voltage lines: If the above situations do not happen, but they cannot be ignited, it is very likely that the high-voltage lines are aging. The high-voltage wire is connected to the black wire of the ignition needle, the line will age after a long time, the most direct impact of this is that it cannot be ignited, and it is necessary to install high-voltage protection, which must be repaired by professionals.

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No. 1. The ignition needle is not properly positioned or polluted. There are certain requirements for the distance between the ignition needle and the fire cover.

Generally speaking, the distance between the two is 4-6mm, and it is necessary to align the fire hole, if the ignition needle deviates too much from this distance, it cannot be ignited, and the distance between the ignition needle and the fire cover can be adjusted slightly. 2. Whether the gas passage is unblocked: first check the gas outlet valve, if you can smell the gas smell, it may be blocked, and the gas pipeline should be dredged; If the pipe is unblocked, it is likely that the nozzle in the stove is blocked during use, remove the fire cover of the dispensing pants and use a thin iron wire to pass through the nozzle hole, and then put it back into the fire cap and re-ignite.

3. Aging sail withering of high-voltage lines: If none of the above situations happen, but it can't catch fire, it is likely that the high-voltage line is aging. The high-voltage wire is connected to the black wire of the ignition needle, and the hole wire will be aged after a long time, and the most direct impact is that it cannot be ignited, and it is necessary to install high-voltage protection, which must be repaired by professionals.

Reasons and solutions for natural gas stoves not working:

1. Whether the battery has electricity.

In the case of determining whether the gas stove has gas, ** whether the spark is weak when igniting, and at the same time listen to whether the ignition sound is weak, soft, and the discharge frequency becomes obviously slow, in this case, it is usually the battery is dead, and the new battery can be replaced.

2. There is dirt on the ignition needle and flame-out protection needle.

Check whether the ignition needle or flame-out protection needle is covered with dirt, which may affect the ignition. If you have one, wipe it clean with a dry towel.

3. The nozzle is blocked.

If both of the above conditions are fine, you can check whether the nozzle is blocked. If there is, take out the fire cover first, and then use a thin iron wire to pass through the nozzle hole on the fire cover.

4. Overvoltage protection.

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

Precautions for the use of natural gas stoves:

1. Avoid poor air circulation.

In the room of a safe gas stove, it is necessary to keep the air circulated, because if a large amount of gas is spilled, it will also affect the health of the person after inhalation. If the air is circulated, the harmful gases can be diluted in time to avoid accidents.

2. Avoid overflowing soup.

When lighting a stove for cooking or boiling water, do not leave halfway, otherwise the water will overflow and extinguish the fire. In this case, if the self-extinguishing protection device fails, the gas will leak.

3. Avoid stacking sundries.

Natural gas stoves must be placed upright, and cannot be used lying down or upside down. Usually, it is necessary to pay attention to prevent the corrosion of oil and salt on the gas stove. Flammable and explosive chemicals should never be placed around the gas stove to prevent them from igniting during ignition.