The Oaks gas stove that my family just bought has a red flame, which is not ideal. I don't know how to adjust the damper and valve. Who can tell the master?

1, first of all, you have to make sure that there is something wrong with the gas you are using. Sometimes harmful gases can cause red fires.

2. See if the gas supply pipe of your gas stove itself is blocked or blocked. Poor ventilation will lead to a red fire.

3. Look at the mixing ratio of your gas stove. Find the connection between the gas supply pipeline and the furnace plate along the gas supply pipeline itself. There is a rotatable iron plate sleeved on the gas supply pipeline, and the mixed gas entering the furnace plate of the gas stove is adjusted by rotating the iron plate. The more air exposed after rotation, the thinner and thicker the mixture. A mixture that is too thick and too thin will cause a red fire.

Through your repeated adjustment and investigation, if you still can't find the cause of the boom, I suggest you find an after-sales service.

I wish you a happy life