1. Keep the Stove Area Dry
- Always ensure that the stove and its surroundings are dry before use to prevent ignition issues caused by moisture. due to moisture ignition take time to work or some time its not working so keep kitchen and area of stove to dry
2. Ensure Proper Ventilation
- Maintain good airflow in the kitchen to avoid gas accumulation, especially during the rainy season. this very important part of kitchen to airflow if airflow is ok the stove working good
3. Regularly Check for Gas Leaks
- Inspect gas connections and hoses for leaks, as humidity can cause expansion and potential leakage.
4. Use Dry Matches or Lighters
- Keep your ignition tools dry to ensure reliable lighting of the stove.
5. Adjust the Flame for Efficiency
- Fine-tune the air shutter to maintain a strong blue flame, which indicates proper gas combustion.
6. Store Gas Cylinders Safely
- Store gas cylinders in a dry, ventilated space to prevent rust and other moisture-related issues.
7. Be Prepared for Power Outages
- Have manual ignition tools ready in case of power outages during storms.
8. Keep the Burners Clean
- Regularly clean the stove burners to avoid clogging and ensure efficient gas flow.
9. Wear Safe Clothing
- Choose flame-resistant clothing like cotton to reduce the risk of catching fire while cooking.
10. Handle with Dry Hands
- Dry your hands before operating the stove to prevent accidents or slippage.
