HOW DO YOU SET YOUR GAS TO THE RIGHT BLUE FLAME? This is a Do it yourself (DIY) for those of us who use table top gas cookers. Although, I intend to change mine very soon to a glass top table cooker.
They are easier to clean, besides I’m just fed up with this current one.I bought this table top in January, and I’m not pleased with it’s performance.I just don’t like seeing black stains on my cooking pots. Afterall, this is a gas cooker, not stove and kerosene..
when I first bought it, it was all yellow flames, and for the first 2 weeks, my cooking pots were a torture to my sight. Then,I remembered my dad had the same problem with his gas cooker and we called in a specialist, thank God I observed the guy while he worked, so when I couldn’t stand this yellow flames anymore, I set to work on it myself.
The result was enormous, and, so before I discard this particular cooker completely, let me take you through the step
by step adjustment settings. Yes, it’s very easy and it’s coming free too. Lol.
Below are the pictures of: before setting, the setting and after setting result ON HOW TO SET YOUR GAS TO THE RIGHT BLUE FLAME:
That is where you will turn. Pick one of the clog handle ( not the two at the same time o) Turn it right or left, while turning, observe the flame, notice when it increases or reduces.
Turn it more to the side where it reduces the yellow flames and brings the blue flames.
If you notice that the clog you are turning has reached its highest level for a blue, release it there, and go to the next clog, ( you only go to the next clog if the current one has reached it maximum, and you can still see some yellow flames).
The blue flame result will be as shown in the last picture
STEPS: HOW TO SET YOUR GAS TO THE RIGHT BLUE FLAME
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That is basically how to set a gas burner to the right blue flame or how to fix yellow flame on your gas burner.
If you have tried several table top gas cookers and you are not happy with them, why not go for a standalone cooker? Its twice the fun:)
Sometimes the bunner falls our of place. You have to move the bunner around a few times to get it to seat right and return to the blue colour.
Aunty Eya congratulations on bobos 1st birthday. Seems just like yesterday when you were preggy and the whole WC team kept speculating, time really does fly. I can smell another positive preggy test coming your way lol.
Lizzy ooh, so you wish me a football team family eh? Smiling with vexing grin.
After celebration we'll see his pics here. Waiting for big sisters to come home and be a part of the cake cutting tinz.
Thank you so much. This just worked for me. I bought a cooker about 6 months ago, and I’ve been using only one face, (so stressful) because the other one burns yellow. I just stumbled on this post. Tried it step by step and it worked. Thank you so much. Thank you.
The glass table top cooker gets cracked on the long run as I have experienced it. I eventually got one branded as 'Sonik Japan'. Though it's not as heavy as others. But it works just fine for me and no black stains at all, blue flames all the way.
hi.
I just saw this posting online. Kindly assist.
The challenge in addition to the yellow flames is that my table top gas cooker always ignite flames underneath anytime i turn it on.
So I just turn it off. Any advice?
Thanks.
– Tinu
This post was really helpful….
@Tinu, just adjust the top pot holder and allow it sit properly…. The flame underneath should go off.
Hi! Just saw your post, I tried it and it worked perfectly well. I was beginning to get angry with the black stains because it’s a new gas stove but all thanks to you!
Wow! This is great! We (My Family) brought out a new Thermocool (we had in store for a while). Unfortunately, one of it burner burns too high, we have been battling with it for over a month now.
Luckily for me, I found this article which after I followed the burner burns properly.
I’m deeply grateful you wrote this article.
Thank you and God bless you for this article. I was having the same problem with the table top I just bought and was thinking of calling a technician. I searched Google and your article came up. I really appreciate this, especially the pictures made it so easy to follow and very helpful. It took less than a minute to fix. Thanks again.