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Gas stove uneven heating

2009-04-01View Original

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My workshop’s gas stove has 6 flame detection holes; the 3rd and 6th flame layers are on top and there is flaming occurring. The height of these empty layers is 10-20 cm higher than that of the other layers. How can this be resolved? Where to start from those aspects? Welcome experts to offer their advice!
Reply #22009-04-18
Changing the coal distribution system may result in uneven coal distribution. For a skewed furnace, it can be dealt with by covering the area where flames are present with coal, and drilling holes in the areas where no flames are present.

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