The gas explosion hose is always on the same as the gas stove

You can do it yourself, fix the clamps on both sides of the interface, and then check the air tightness. The hose has a small amount of air when it is flattened or bent. If the flow of the hose is blocked when it is bent, the hose can be straightened; If the hose is flattened, replace it with a new one.

The above told you some knowledge of gas stove explosion-proof pipes, maybe some friends do not pay attention to gas stove explosion-proof pipes, so after reading these introductions, should you change your mind? Gas accidents occur every year, and a lot of knowledge and common sense to share decoration knowledge and common sense, I hope it will help you, thank you because of the problem of gas stove pipes, for the safety of the family, how about installing a gas stove explosion-proof pipe.

According to you, it should be caused by a loose connection between the hose and the pipe. This is very dangerous, and it is easy to leak gas and cause accidents. The hose is to be replaced regularly, and it is easy to change it over a long period of time.

Gas stove explosion-proof pipes are divided into two types: gas stove explosion-proof pipes, hoses and gas stove explosion-proof pipes, metal bellows. Gas stove explosion-proof pipe has good sealing, flame retardancy, cold resistance, soft and elastic, safe and reliable, corrosion resistance, anti-aging, and various colors, which is a special pipe for household gas. 2. Gas stove explosion-proof hose refers to the hose specially designed for gas pipeline connection and processed with gas corrosion-resistant and anti-aging rubber materials.

There are common special hoses with an orange-yellow or red rubber layer on the outside and a black anticorrosive rubber layer on the inside. According to the different gas consumption of gas appliances, there is usually an inner diameter.

When the gas stove is not in use, the gas explosion hose can be turned off. Prevent danger from occurring.

If the gas pipe is connected to the gas stove if it is disconnected, it will ignite and spark, because the gas does not pass through the gas stove, and the pipeline gas does not pass through the control of the stove at the pipe mouth, and the pipeline gas rushes out of the pipeline unscrupulously, and when the gas stove is ignited, it will inevitably burn at the disconnection. The gas pipes are made of gelatinous material, and the gas flushed out of it is endless, and the gummy pipeline will soon burn to the root of the connection, although the root pipe is an iron pipe, but the burning temperature of the flame will soon burn the iron pipe red, at this time, if the indoor gas valve is not closed in time, it will cause very serious consequences, and even occur!

This phenomenon is a very, very dangerous thing.

Before operating the ignition, it should be necessary to check whether the pipeline is connected properly.

This is a very dangerous fire hazard.

Don't underestimate the connection of a gas line.

If the connection is not reliable and the fastening patch is not tightened, it will make the gas pipeline connection unreliable, so it is necessary to check whether the connection of your own gas pipeline is reliable.

The gas company will also visit each household on a quarterly basis to check whether there is any gas leakage in the connection.

This is all about ensuring the safety of gas use.

In the process of use, we need to check the connection and opening of the pipeline frequently, and if we find that there is a pipeline gas leakage, we must quickly turn off the fire source! Close the gas main valve! This step is a very, very important step! Close the main valve to prevent gas**!

Don't forget to close the main valve when you're busy!!

Summary. No, at the switch.

Gas stoves that meet safety standards generally have flame-out protection, and the gas stove will automatically cut off the gas source when it is not in a state.

Therefore, gas stoves generally do not leak.

Pay attention to the gas pipes, rubber pipes, and various joints, as well as some connections above the gas tank.

Will the gas stove switch leak gas.

No, at the switch. Gas stoves that meet safety standards generally have flame-out protection, and the gas stove will automatically cut off the gas source when it is not in a state. Therefore, gas stoves generally do not leak.

Pay attention to the gas silver pipes, rubber pipes, and various joints, as well as some interfaces above the gas tank.

Will the switch of the gas stove leak gas.

Dear, it won't.

If the switch is broken, will the switch leak gas from this place?

Generally, there is flame-out protection, and the gas stove will automatically cut off the gas source when it is not **.

**Is there a possibility of air leakage at the switch?

If it's broken, it won't be able to fire at most.

If you are worried, you can put the gas cylinder in use, and it will be tightened.