The built in gas griddle is popularly used in backyard and commercial catering cooking. Various faults may occur after long-time frequent use. Learning simple inspection skills can help you get your built in gas griddle back to normal quickly. ZheJiang Xiangguo Leisure Products Co.,Ltd summarizes practical solutions to maintain your built in gas griddle well.
The first common fault is hard ignition. It is usually caused by dirty ignition needle or dead battery. Turn off gas and power first, clean carbon and grease on the needle and replace a new battery. If there is still no spark, check and fasten loose connecting wires.
Weak flame and poor gas supply are frequent problems. Clogged burner holes and abnormal gas valve pressure are main reasons. Clear debris inside holes with thin steel wire, adjust pressure regulator to ensure steady gas supply.
Flame deviation and backfire result from improper air damper angle or misplaced pan support. Adjust air damper to form even burning flame, and place cast iron support correctly without blocking gas outlet.
Uneven heating happens due to thick grease and damaged sealing parts. Clean heavy oil regularly to keep good heat conduction, and replace aging sealing strips on time. Standard operation and regular maintenance effectively reduce faults and extend service life.
