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On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 17:25:09 +0100, "jon" jonajunaAThotmailDOTcom
wrote: this weekend though we were about to use both rings to cook (the kettle only needs the one!!) but the flame nearest the gas inlet produced a big and yellow flame...not the nice clear blue one we are used to (and was getting on the other ring no problem) now from what i can recall from school!!! its the addition of oxygen that causes a gas flame to burn so. A yellow flame usually means a lack of oxygen, not a surplus. so do i take it that i have got a hole or split somewhare after the gas control for that ring (presuming that if it was air getting in elsewhere it would affect both rings) It's most likely that there's a hole in the burner that's meant to let in air, but that it's become blocked with something. If you can find it, and clean it, everything should be OK again. -- QrizB I sound like I know what I'm talking about, but don't be fooled. |
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