The cause of gas stove fire.

Gas stove fire is a common safety accident, the main reasons are as follows:

1. explosion caused by gas leakage: if there is gas leakage during the use of the gas stove, it will explode when it meets an open flame. Combustion and explosion must have combustible gas concentration, oxygen concentration and fire source simultaneously. If there is a gas leak, the kitchen will easily catch fire suddenly.

2. Long-term use leads to insufficient combustion: Long-term use of gas stoves may cause a lot of oil stains and dust to accumulate on the stove head, hinder the mixing of gas and air, affect the combustion of gas, and lead to insufficient combustion. Once this happens, the gas stove will catch fire.

3. Improper cooking leads to unstable flame: When cooking, too much water or foam overflows, which will not only extinguish the open flame, but also make the flame unstable. At this time, if the cooking method and the size of the open flame are not adjusted in time, there will be a fire on the stove.

4. The burner is not cleaned in time: if the burner, furnace root and other parts are not cleaned in time during the use of the gas stove, a large amount of grease and dust will accumulate, resulting in incomplete combustion.

5. Improper increase of flame intensity: When the flame is emphasized too high, the cooker is easy to overheat. All connections and parts of the gas stove must be resistant to high temperature. If it is found that the gas stove used can't withstand such a strong flame, it may cause the stove to catch fire.

In short, we should pay attention to keep the gas stove clean, avoid gas leakage, do not adjust the flame intensity at will, and be careful when using the gas stove to avoid dangerous situations.