Range hoods and stoves are the two most frequently used appliances in the kitchen. Therefore, the warranty period of range hoods and stoves and how to maintain them have become issues that many people are concerned about. First of all, the warranty period of range hoods and stoves is directly related to the brand. Different brands have different warranty periods. Secondly, the maintenance of range hoods and stoves is also very important. For example, if the range hood is not used for a long time, it should be disconnected from the power supply and unplugged.
When using a gas stove, pay attention to keeping the bottom of the pot dry. The kitchen is a major area of oil smoke, and range hoods and stoves have always been the core appliances of the kitchen. The maintenance of gas stoves and range hoods directly affects their service life. Therefore, if you learn some basic maintenance tips for range hoods and stoves, you can not only save maintenance costs, but also use them for several more years!
Maintenance of gas stoves
(1) After a period of use, gas stoves are often covered with oil stains generated during use. These oil stains not only affect hygiene, but also easily cause gas stoves to be clogged. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly check and clean the fire holes on the gas stoves to prevent clogging.
(2) When using a gas stove, be sure to keep the bottom of the pot dry. Wipe any water stains on the surface of the pot or kettle before placing it on the fire to prevent water droplets from entering the stove holes and causing them to rust. This will also allow heat energy to be transferred to the pot as quickly as possible, thereby saving gas.
(3) Clean the stove surface and pot support with a soft cloth or sponge dipped in a neutral, non-corrosive detergent. After cleaning, install the fire cover seat and the inner and outer ring fire covers in the correct order and ensure that they are firmly installed.
(4) Regularly check and maintain the hoses of the gas stove to see if they are aging or leaking.
