During the heating process of the auxiliary combustion chamber, if the burner goes out, then it is necessary to
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1. During the heating process of the auxiliary combustion chamber, if the burner goes out, then ( ). A. Increase gas supply B. Shut off gas supply C. Increase main air supply D. Decrease main air supply
Reduce the main air flow. As long as it is detected in time and the main air supply is quickly reduced, the fire becomes like a candle on the verge of going out in a strong wind, and it goes out immediately. I have seen this phenomenon many times; you can give it a try.
Since it’s gas, it must be a low-flame burner, so there’s no need to rush. Turn off the gas, blow for 5 minutes, then turn it on again; modern lighters are all very user-friendly. Under no circumstances should you turn it on directly, as you don’t know how much gas is present in the furnace. We had a more direct encounter before; there was a flash explosion that shook the combustion chamber up and down.
Reply to 1# Zhang Junmeng B: Turn off the gas