Yellow, lazy flames mean the air and gas mixture is wrong, which can be a blocked port, a misplaced cap or an incorrect gas conversion. It is worth investigating rather than living with, because incomplete combustion produces carbon monoxide.
Owners can clean ports with the burner cold and reseat caps squarely. Anything involving orifices, pressure or conversion is a qualified technician job, and a persistent gas smell means shutting the appliance off and calling for help.
Key Features
- Built-in sealed-burner gas cooktop
- Cast-iron continuous grates
- Electronic ignition
- Black and stainless variants
Most Common Issues on This Model
One burner clicking without lighting
Yellow flames on a burner
Grates scratching the cooktop surface
Burner caps discolouring