Questions & Answers for: bigger flame

...holes in the burner is critical. As burners age, the holes rot out, and get bigger. The velocity of the gas exiting the holes has a large effect on flame size. New burner is the most typical

...when the tank is turned off before the burners are turned off. To fix, turn off tank; unscrew hose attachment at valve; turn tank valve on, now screw on your hose. See if this gets you a bigger

...bigger flame size. low flames means low gas flow! check gas levels, check pressure- leave gas tank at room temp for a couple of hours, check for leaky hose, or dust buld up! hoses can perish if left ...

...get one part of the grill started the flame is real low and when I try to egnite another part of the grill it puts out the flame It can be 2 things bigger gas line to the grill or the regulator is ...

...you will always smell gas so it will be hard to tell by smell alone. Test your lines by wrapping them tight with foil or something removable and turn your grille on to see if the flame gets

gas flame doesnt want to get bigger when i turn it up? That is normal. The flame stays the same but will burn longer making the water hotter.

pilot adjustment screw on the gas valve, usually under a screw head that plugs the hole were screw is located. Turning it clockwise make the flame bigger. Counter-Clockwise will make the flame smaller

...flame bigger coming out the burners clean the jets check for correct regulator pressure may be fit bigger jets but as that is a modification you had best talk with an accredited gas fitter to be ...

...flame. There is an adjustment at the venturi. This is where the nozzle is after where the control knob is and before the burners. It is usually a sliding arrangement that makes a hole bigger or ...

oven ignites but does not go to second stage and gets a bigger flame. It just stays on low flame. The thermocouple needs replacing. That is what tells the main gas valve to open when you turn the knob