How do I adjust the gas stove top burners?
I have a problem with the bottoms of my stainless steel pots and pans becoming black and crusty. I THINK this may be due to an incomplete combustion from the stove top burners. Is there a way to make an adjustment ? And how will I know when I have correctly made the right air to gas ratio ? stove is an older model Kenmore.
I don’t know if this plays a role but I use bottled gas delivered to my apartment.
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Hi @ramses2 m
What is the model number of your stove?
Check inside the oven door frame or broiler drawer (if your model has one) to find the model label with the info printed on it?
da jayeff
The model # is 362. 71112001
da Richard Whiting
Hi Jayeff, Thank you for your input. There is no plate anywhere that would indicate which type of gas the stove is set up for. As I am less than impressed with the expertise of Mexican technicians, I’ll just have to live with the stove as it is. (I recently went to a locksmith to get copies of some keys made. I had to go back 2 more times and he still couldn’t get the copies made correctly. )
da Richard Whiting
Hi @ramses2 ,
Suggest that you do check it out if it is set up correctly as described by @mayer
If it is not set up correctly for LPG keep the area well ventilated or have short cooking times, so that you can "live" with it ;-)
Consult a major gas supplier in your area regarding gasfitter/repairers. They may have a list of "approved repairers" that may be better as they wouldn't want to have any possible comebacks to them about shoddy work etc.
Just a thought.
da jayeff