Burner flame adjustment

I adjusted the flame using a small screwdriver, the first 2birners went exactly to plan but then the large center burner could not be adjusted, the adjustment would move but the flame got larger no matter which way I turned the adjustment. So I turned that burner off completely and now all will sound the click of the lighter, I can smell my LP faintly but none of the burners will ignite, including the 2 that I did not try to adjust. Any leads on what to do next? I adjusted the flame using a small screwdriver, the first 2birners went exactly to plan but then the large center burner could not be adjusted, the adjustment would move but the flame got larger no matter which way I turned the adjustment. So I turned that burner off completely and now all will sound the click of the lighter, I can smell my LP faintly but none of the burners will ignite, including the 2 that I did not try to adjust. Any leads on what to do next?

This is a simple fix. You will need a flashlight and a flat blade screwdriver small enough to fit into the burner knob shaft and extend to the adjustment screw inside it.

Pull the knob off the knob shaft for the problem burner. Use the flashlight so you can see the orientation of the screw head slot inside the shaft. Insert your screwdriver and turn it to the left about a 1/2 turn. Remove the screwdriver, put the knob back on and turn on the burner, then adjust the burner to the lowest setting - it should stay on. If the flame is too high now on the lowest setting, pull the knob off with the burner still on and use the screwdriver to adjust the flame until you are happy with it. Use small, incremental adjustments, as it will be fairly sensitive to the changes you make. This is a simple fix. You will need a flashlight and a flat blade screwdriver small enough to fit into the burner knob shaft and extend to the adjustment screw inside it. Pull the knob off the knob shaft for the problem burner. Use the flashlight so you can see the orientation of the screw head slot inside the shaft. Insert your screwdriver and turn it to the left about a 1/2 turn. Remove the screwdriver, put the knob back on and turn on the burner, then adjust the burner to the lowest setting - it should stay on. If the flame is too high now on the lowest setting, pull the knob off with the burner still on and use the screwdriver to adjust the flame until you are happy with it. Use small, incremental adjustments, as it will be fairly sensitive to the changes you make.