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Newer gas stoves turn off automatically when they don’t detect a flame, but I’ve only seen those in Europe so far.
by dschuler 3y ago
Newer gas stoves turn off automatically when they don’t detect a flame, but I’ve only seen those in Europe so far.
- amluto 3y agoI’ve never seen one in the US. In general, gas stoves here are low quality, poorly made, and often very expensive. Fancy ones are shinier but no better.
- AdamJacobMuller 3y agoMy Bosch stove does this. It runs the igniter continuously when it doesn't detect a flame and if you do something to preclude the ignitor from working (I was testing something, don't ask), the gas flow stops after about 15 seconds!