Imagine a situation where you find that your gas stove is not working properly and answer the following questions:
a. Does your gas burner smell like gas when turned on?
b. Is it not lighting even after trying hard with a lighter?
The possibility is that your gas burner is chocked or it has a clogged burner spot. In order for the burners to work properly, you need to ensure that your burners are cleaned regularly. Especially, the cleaning of a burner should be performed after overflows, spills, and splashes. When you are carrying a clean burner, it will always provide you with consistent flames and a properly performing ignitor.
Tips to clean your burner and spots:
Your gas dealer must have provided you with certain guidelines on how you should be dealing with your gas burner. Talk to the expert gas engineers at Bolton to know more on this. Here are some of the steps you can take at home:
- You need to ensure that all your controls are off once you are finished using the gas stove.
- Remove the grates from the burner.
- The burner cap on the top of burner is usually removable and you can lift it to clean the base with soap and water. Clean it with a soft cloth.
At this stage, you will be able to see the clogged parts and they can be cleaned with the help of a straight pin. Remember that these areas are sensitive and you need not enlarge the post or distort them.
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