What's wrong with the cook's gas stove not exhausting?

There may be many reasons why the cook's gas stove doesn't exhaust. The following are possible reasons and their solutions:

1. Gas pipeline blockage: This is one of the most common problems. If the gas pipeline is blocked, the gas cannot flow to the stove, so it cannot be ignited. The solution is to check whether the gas pipeline is blocked, and if so, clean the pipeline.

2. Valve problem: If the valve of the gas cooker fails, it may not be possible to let the gas flow into the cooker. At this point, the valve needs to be adjusted or replaced.

3. Connection problem of gas stove: If the gas stove is not well connected or the connection is loose, gas will not flow into the stove. Check whether the connection is tight. If it is loose, reconnect it.

4. Throttle valve problem: The throttle valve on the gas stove sometimes fails, which makes the gas unable to flow to the cooker. The solution is to check whether the throttle valve works normally and replace it if there is any problem.

5. Gas pipeline problem: If the gas pipeline leaks or is damaged, gas may not flow into the stove. In this case, it is necessary to check whether the gas pipeline is leaking or damaged and replace it in time.

In short, if it is found that the gas stove does not exhaust, we must first check the gas pipeline, valves, connections, throttle valves and other issues. If it cannot be solved by itself, it is recommended that you ask professional gas maintenance personnel for testing and maintenance. At the same time, in order to ensure family safety, we should pay attention to safety when using gas stoves, and carry out regular maintenance and inspection.