Why do liquefied gas stoves start after ignition? The above is definitely the correct answer! But I have to ask, if you are not angry, why don't you light a fire with Mao?

The principle of gas stove is to ignite first and then turn on the gas, that is to say, "fire equals gas", which is aimed at the front cooker. That is, if you use a gas stove without an electronic ignition device, you must first ignite matches, lighters, ignition matches, etc. , and put it near the burner, and then turn on the knob of the stove. At present, most of the big stoves used in hotels are still like this, because if the gas is released first, it will easily deflagrate or explode after ignition, which is very dangerous. Nowadays, both gas stoves and water heaters are equipped with electronic igniters or pulse igniters. When you turn on the knob of the cooker, you have lit it first and then turned on the gas. I hope I can help you!