Why do the igniters spark continuously on my Empava Ranges after flame ignition?
If the igniters on your Empava Ranges spark continuously even after the flame has ignited, it could be due to reversed power supply polarity or wet/dirty igniters. To resolve this, have the polarity corrected and ensure the igniters are clean and dry.
How to fix Empava Ranges when some burners won't light?
If some burners on your Empava Ranges won't light, or the flames don't burn all around the burner cap, the burner parts or igniters might be wet, dirty, or misaligned. Ensure that the burner parts and igniters are clean, dry, and correctly assembled. Refer to the ‘Care and cleaning’ section for detailed instructions.
What to do if the burner flame goes out at low setting on Empava EMPV36GR04?
If the burner flame on your Empava Ranges goes out at a low setting, this could be due to low gas supply pressure or obstructed air intake holes around the knobs. Contact your gas company to check the gas supply pressure and remove any obstructions around the air intake holes.
What to do if Empava EMPV36GR04 spark but there is no flame?
If you're experiencing sparking but no flame ignition on your Empava Ranges, the gas shut-off valve might be in the ‘OFF’ position. Simply turn the shut-off valve to the ‘ON’ position.
Why are the burner flames very large and yellow on my Empava Ranges?
If the burner flames on your Empava Ranges are very large and yellow, it could be due to several reasons: clogged burner bezel ports, improperly positioned burner ports or caps, using the wrong type of gas, or a faulty/incorrectly set regulator. Clean the burner bezel ring ports with a straightened paper clip, needle, or wire. Remove and carefully reinstall the burner bezel and caps. Ensure the cooktop matches the natural gas supply. Check the installation, replace the regulator, or set the regulator for the proper gas.
General| Number of Burners | 5 |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Ignition System | Electronic Ignition |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| BTU per Burner | 10000 BTU |
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