Burner flame goes out

The fault can be due to a faulty thermocouple. If this is the case, you’ll typically see that the burner flame goes out at once – or after a very short while. Each burner flame has its own thermocouple. The thermocouple ensures that the gas shuts off automatically if the burner won’t ignite or the burner flame goes out. The visible part of the thermocouple is usually round, 2-3 cm long, and provided with a capillary tube which is connected to the control unit, or the gas valve. Find a new thermocouple here.

ATTENTION! We must point out that replacement of nozzles and other gas-related parts should always be carried out by an authorized plumber.