1st pic is lowest, last highest gas flow

 

from one day to another. unusable since pots get black...

clocked jets or holes. buy a new top if you can

1 hour ago, holy cow cm said:

clocked jets or holes.

Indeed.

 

1 hour ago, holy cow cm said:

buy a new top if you can

Or just clean it. Those things will last for decades if cleaned occasionally.

6 minutes ago, KittenKong said:

Indeed.

 

Or just clean it. Those things will last for decades if cleaned occasionally.

Sorry, no can do. That job is reserved for Thai (wife).

 

Sorry Dear.

 

 

Tank is almost empty?

Edit: because there’s no supply to the outer ring. Low supply pressure?

There's usually a gas/air mix 'shutter' on the pipe that comes from the gas level knob.

That will fix the problem.

 

 

Edited July 24, 20196 yr by BritManToo

9 minutes ago, KittenKong said:

Indeed.

 

Or just clean it. Those things will last for decades if cleaned occasionally.

Going by the state of the top, and the wall behind it, cleaning is an alien concept in this case.

There's an adjustment underneath. You aren't getting any air in the mix.

No, it's just crap from pans that have boiled over that has blocked the holes. I used to have gas stoves and I know the problem well.

 

Just lift the tops off, give them a good soak and then clear the jets with any convenient poking thing like a bit of wire. Nothing to it.

Yeah, I tried to clean, it is maybe the rust? I can not see any dirt in the small outlets for the gas. I went through the small wholes with a pin needle but no improvement. the other holes I treated with an iron saw and see some improvement. I guess it is the rust...

Just how to get the rust out of these tiny holes...?

6 minutes ago, zappalot said:

Just how to get the rust out of these tiny holes...?

I used to use a nail about the same size as the holes.

Or try a small drill bit which is the correct size and just twist it with your fingers.

Post 6 is the one you should look at it shows a small tap to adjust the air mixture. On Thai set ups you will more than likely find the air control is a small leaver behind the tap. Just turn it one way and then the other and you'll find it will come back to life. Leave poking things in the holes alone, unless you have a blockage in one of them.

 

They have more than likely got turned off/down when the thing was cleaned. That's if it ever was. Whatever they can be turned down very easily.

 

Tip you can see the valve if you lift the front of the hob up. Once found put it back to normal position light up and twiddle with the valve.  

Looking at the picture again I wonder if the ring is upside down. I think so, try flipping it over.


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Certainly a bad gas/air mixture (no air).

 

As noted above check the jet which will be near the control tap and the air inlet which should be near the jet. The mixer tube may be clogged too.

 

Taking the whole thing apart and cleaning will likely return it to operation.

As mentioned above.... it needs a bloody good clean. If ya missus gets upset if you clean things..... tell her you're "repairing it", not cleaning it.

950 baht for a new one.

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Just looking at your photos tells me you are a pig that never cleans anything. That is the filthiest stove I have ever seen.

 

If I were you I would just buy a new one and when that one quits working because you are to lazy to clean it, then just buy another.

 

Wash, rinse, repeat.

@Tagaa you should have seen the stove before I cleaned it ????????

5 hours ago, Crossy said:

Certainly a bad gas/air mixture (no air).

 

As noted above check the jet which will be near the control tap and the air inlet which should be near the jet. The mixer tube may be clogged too.

 

Taking the whole thing apart and cleaning will likely return it to operation.

But wear rubber gloves, a snorkel and a wet suit....

 

Better still, fling it over the fence and buy a new one.....????

12 hours ago, KMartinHandyman said:

Looking at the picture again I wonder if the ring is upside down. I think so, try flipping it over.


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After seeing this reply I looked at the picture again.  The large ring does appear to be upside down.  Try turning it over but also agree with posts suggesting a thorough cleaning and possible air/fuel mix adjustment.  Just because you have a Thai wife, some things are just done better by the man of the house.  Try it, there could be some extra benefit to your efforts.

It's not getting enough air in the mix tube (carburising flame).                                             It looks old, take the burner out and look, don't be surprised if you find a spider or other bug has built a nest in it.                                                                                            Something is bocking the air from mixing with the gas in the burner tube (after the metering jet.

How many foreigners does it take to clean a gas stove???? 

21 hours ago, KMartinHandyman said:

Tank is almost empty?

Edit: because there’s no supply to the outer ring. Low supply pressure?

That,s what it looks like to me ???? Buy a new tank ????

Buy a microwave.

You have to clean it is the simple answer.

22 hours ago, KittenKong said:

No, it's just crap from pans that have boiled over that has blocked the holes. I used to have gas stoves and I know the problem well.

 

Just lift the tops off, give them a good soak and then clear the jets with any convenient poking thing like a bit of wire. Nothing to it.

I had the same problem. The above advice worked a treat! No need to buy a new cooker.

2 hours ago, Odin Norway said:

How many foreigners does it take to clean a gas stove???? 

None if you are lucky.

15 hours ago, Chrisdoc said:

950 baht for a new one.

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Bit more now becasue the Baht has strengthened 

As noted earlier looks to be on upside down... and a good cleaning. 

Boil water with soap in it soak them.. easy enough

 

if people would clean up their messes after they cook wouldn’t be a problem.... they do the same around here.... now they see Farang clean every time he cooks...they’re starting to see it’s easier and cleaning up their messes..it took 3 years

Edited July 25, 20196 yr by DJ54
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