What happened to the gas in the gas stove?

The gas discharged from gas stoves is a very dangerous situation, which may lead to serious consequences such as fire, explosion or poisoning. The following are the possible causes and solutions of gas emission from gas stoves:

1. Gas pipeline leakage: The gas pipeline may be damaged, resulting in gas leakage. The solution is to close the gas valve immediately and contact the local gas company for professional help;

2. Capillary blockage: The capillary of the gas stove may be blocked by dirt and grease, resulting in abnormal gas circulation. The solution is to disassemble the gas stove and clean the pores;

3. Throttle valve failure: The throttle valve of the gas stove is the key component to adjust the gas flow. If it fails, it may cause gas leakage. The solution is to replace the throttle valve;

4. Safety valve failure: Safety valve is an important part to control the pressure and temperature of gas stove. If it fails, it may cause gas leakage. The solution is to replace the safety valve;

5. Gas accumulation: If the gas stove is not used for a long time, it may lead to gas accumulation, which will come out when it is reused. The solution is to let the gas stove ventilate for a period of time and then use it to let the accumulated gas disperse.

In a word, once gas leaks from the gas stove, we must take immediate safety measures to ensure the safety of ourselves and others. If you don't have the relevant skills, you must consult a professional in time to deal with it.