The following points should be noted when cleaning and maintaining outdoor stoves:
Clean the gas stove regularly and keep it clean daily. Before cleaning the gas stove, the main gas source switch must be turned off. After cleaning, the water on the burner, inner and outer ring gear covers, and the stove rack must be dried before installing it. In particular, the burner and inner and outer ring gear covers must be installed correctly. Take out the large and small fire covers, and use a brush and fine wire to remove the deposits between the teeth of the fire cover and in the fire hole to avoid clogging the gas and affecting the use. After cleaning, install it as it is. Lift the stove and wipe the dirt on the table with a rag. Be careful not to let a large amount of water enter the body. Do not use hard objects such as wire brushes to clean it. Use appropriate tools (such as toothbrushes, needles) to remove dirt, and do not damage the aperture. Dirt on the thermocouple and ignition needle head must be cleaned in time to prevent affecting ignition and performance.
Add some specific cleaning and maintenance methods:
Use a neutral detergent and a soft cloth to wipe off oil stains, and then wipe off watermarks with a dry cloth.
Use a sponge and detergent to clean the surface of the fire cover along the circumference. If dirt accumulates, you can scrub it from the inside out with a brush.
Pay attention to cleaning the burner to prevent rice grains, vegetable residues, etc. from clogging the burner and causing poor ignition.
Regularly check the water and sediment in the fuel, and use a filter funnel to filter it to prevent sediment from clogging the fuel pipe.
Through the above methods, you can effectively extend the service life of outdoor stoves and ensure their safe use.
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