What should I do if the gas stove leaks?

Gas stove air leakage generally has the following reasons:

(1) The hose is not closely matched with the front switch and the burner joint.

(2) The hose is damaged or burst in summer.

(3) The gas pipeline of the cooker is not in close contact with the valve switch.

(4) The sealing screw and nozzle thread of each process hole are not tight.

(5) The inner shaft spool of the gas valve switch is not closely matched with the valve body. After maintenance, the valve core and the valve body cooperate in the opposite direction, and the skirt of the joint hose does not cooperate closely.

First, simply analyze the problem: (1) First, configure an appropriate amount of soapy water (preferably thicker) for leak detection! (2) Open the exhaust valve to make the air source unblocked! (3) Check whether there is air leakage at the joint of the pressure reducing valve (only applicable to liquefied gas): Dip a small amount of soapy water at the beginning of the connection between the pressure reducing valve and the liquefied gas tank to observe whether there are bubbles. If there are bubbles, replace the pressure reducing valve! (The above steps also apply to hose inspection. )

If the air leakage can't be solved, call the relevant maintenance personnel to the door.