There are often signs that your kitchen hob is about to stop working before it does. Fixing these problems early can save you a lot of money on fixes and make your appliances last longer.

• Burner Flame Is Not Stable: The problem could be a blocked burner or uneven gas flow if the flame flickers or changes strength a lot while you’re cooking.
• Ignition Takes Too Long: A delayed spark or multiple attempts to light the burner generally mean that there is a problem with the electrical connections or ignition mechanism.
• Gas Consumption Has Increased: If your gas cylinder starts to empty faster than normal, it could mean that parts of the hob are worn out or clogged up and not burning fuel as efficiently as they should.
• Burners Leave Cookware Blackened: When burners don’t work right, cooking tools often get black marks on them. These marks should be checked out before the problem gets worse.
• Knobs Feel Loose or Jammed: When control buttons get hard to use, it can affect how precisely you cook. They should be fixed to make sure everything runs smoothly.