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Belling 5 ring gas hob GHU70GC Mk2 LPG

Sburke · 2010-06-12 10:40:15

I recently bought a Belling 5 ring gas hob - lpg to replace a Waterford one. The problem I had with the Waterford one - flame way too high even at the lowest setting - is now happening with the belling one. We got it installed by a professional and the natural gas jets were swapped out also. Its very frustrating as you…

12-06-2010 10:40am

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I recently bought a Belling 5 ring gas hob - lpg to replace a Waterford one.
The problem I had with the Waterford one - flame way too high even at the lowest setting - is now happening with the belling one.
We got it installed by a professional and the natural gas jets were swapped out also.
Its very frustrating as you have to stand over everything to make sure it doesn't burn!! The only thing that seems to work is if I turn on a second or 3rd ring which reduces the flow.
Basically I'm hoping there is some way of reducing the flow of gas from the tank to the burners.
Thanks
SBurke

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You will have to get your local RGII to check the working pressure of your gas to make sure it is correct for LPG, if the working pressure is to high you get a overpowering flame, Gary.

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