Could be that your son noticed the difference because the front burner is a
different size than the back burner. You can varify this by feeling the caps
that sit on top of the burner. The higher BTU burner has a larger diameter
cap(usually made of castiron) .
----- Original Message -----
From: Claudia
To: [email protected]
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 5:18 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Gas Stove Question?
Okay,
I know I haven't posted in a while, but here is my question.
What can I do if the flame on two of my gas burners does not appear to be the
same, even when adjusted to the same setting on both burners?
We were making pancakes this morning, and of course, we had to place the
grittle over two burners. The flame was higher over one of the burners, than it
was on the other.
What might account for this, and how can we fix it, if it's even repareable?
I wouldn't have noticed this because I don't usually use burners
simultaneously, in that fashion, so it took us some time to figure out. Our
sighted son was the one that noticed one of the flames was higher, than the
other.
Claudia
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