No gas or small flame on Gas Stove top hob cooker How to clean the jet

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Welcome to How to Repair! In today's tutorial, I'll guide you through the essential steps to clean a gas jet on your cooker or hob. Whether it's a blockage from spilt water or corrosion inside the pipes, I've got you covered.

🔥 Key Highlights:

Understand why your gas burner might produce a weak flame.
Learn the proper technique to remove and clean the gas jet, avoiding further blockages.
Discover the importance of using the correct tools, like a 7mm socket and pin nose pliers, for this task.
Find out how to effectively clear debris from inside the pipe using a pipe cleaner.
Safety tips to prevent gas ignition during the cleaning process.
Additional advice on jet wear and replacement, including identifying jet sizes.
Bonus cleaning tips for your hob's surface with recommended products.
🛠 What You'll Learn:

The risk of simply poking the jet and why it's not a long-term solution.
Step-by-step guide to accessing and safely removing the gas jet.
Detailed instructions on cleaning both the jet and the pipe.
How to reassemble the parts correctly and test for a proper flame.
🔍 Remember:

A yellow flame indicates an oversized jet, suggesting it's time for a replacement.
Always turn off the electricity before performing any maintenance to avoid sparks.
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