Ariston
Incorrect Air–Gas Mixture / Burner Contamination
Gas cooktop burner flame is yellow and produces soot on pans.
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Possible Causes
Blocked primary air inlets on burner, Incorrect gas injector (jet) size, Low gas pressure or wrong gas type (LPG vs natural gas)
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Turn off the burner and allow it to cool before disassembly. If you suspect incorrect gas type or pressure, contact a gas technician.
- Clean burner thoroughly: Remove burner cap and head. Clean all ports and the underside air inlets with a brush. Ensure no food debris or foil is blocking air flow.
- Check flame spreader: Make sure the burner cap is not warped and sits evenly. Replace damaged caps.
- Verify gas conversion: If the appliance was converted from natural gas to LPG (or vice versa), confirm that the correct Ariston injector nozzles are installed for your gas type.
- Professional adjustment: If yellow flames persist, have a licensed gas fitter check gas pressure and adjust the air–gas mixture as per Ariston specifications.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Gas Burner Head / Injector Nozzle Set
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