Suburban Stove Flame Adjustment

[rockfordroo]

Turning that little screw under the knobs may work well for adjusting the flame height on the stove top,But turning that little screw for the oven may screw up your ovens temperature calibration. But only a certified registered Burner Adjuster would know that.
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South Bend Indiana
Rockwood, 2015 Ultra V 2715vs
05 gmc 2500HD Duramax/Allison



Or anyone with an oven thermometer!

[retired06]

Originally Posted by Mr Havercamp

That is is good to know.

Now how long will it be before someone says you can not do that yourself because its gas, and you need to have a certified, licensed, professional burner adjuster do it or you'll launch your RV into low earth orbit?
I say less than 2 hours, any takers?

17 hours and 29 min per happy camper's post (#18). I always get a little nervous just before hitting the submit buttonnnnn;( there it goes again!)

[Still Kickin]

Originally Posted by Mr Havercamp

That is is good to know.

Now how long will it be before someone says you can not do that yourself because its gas, and you need to have a certified, licensed, professional burner adjuster do it or you'll launch your RV into low earth orbit?
I say less than 2 hours, any takers?

I'll be calling the '
"burner adjustment division of stove oversight " and will be asking them to double their staff to be investigating you guys. Just giving you a head start, so you can rethink your intent to fiddle with your stoves. You have been warned!

Oh, by the way, there is no statute of limitations, you watch out now.

[TURBS]

Originally Posted by 5picker

Thanks for the excellent tip!

EDIT:
Also curious how it affected the high side of the burner?
Since you lowered it, does it now not go as high?

Not it does not.

It's just a set stop for the knob.

Most all major brand stoves are this way, including your house stove.

[Still Kickin]

Originally Posted by rockfordroo

Turning that little screw under the knobs may work well for adjusting the flame height on the stove top,But turning that little screw for the oven may screw up your ovens temperature calibration. But only a certified registered Burner Adjuster would know that.
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South Bend Indiana
Rockwood, 2015 Ultra V 2715vs
05 gmc 2500HD Duramax/Allison



Or anyone with an oven thermometer!

Is there an online course we can take?

[bob caldwell]

That makes sense...

[SidecarFlip]

Originally Posted by Happy Camper 2715

Turning that little screw under the knobs may work well for adjusting the flame height on the stove top,But turning that little screw for the oven may screw up your ovens temperature calibration. But only a certified registered Burner Adjuster would know that.

There it is...'Certified burner adjuster' Is that a Masters, Doctorate, Bachelors or just common sense degree?????

[rockfordroo]

Originally Posted by rockfordroo

Turning that little screw under the knobs may work well for adjusting the flame height on the stove top,But turning that little screw for the oven may screw up your ovens temperature calibration. But only a certified registered Burner Adjuster would know that.
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South Bend Indiana
Rockwood, 2015 Ultra V 2715vs
05 gmc 2500HD Duramax/Allison



Or anyone with an oven thermometer!

Originally Posted by Still Kickin

Is there an online course we can take?

If you've read this thread, you've just completed the course!

[5picker]

Originally Posted by TURBS

Not it does not.

It's just a set stop for the knob.

Most all major brand stoves are this way, including your house stove.

Thanks Turbs.... btw... my house stove is electric!
Should I call a certified electrician?

[dalford]

Originally Posted by rockfordroo

If you've read this thread, you've just completed the course!

I think you've been trolled by Happy Camper...

[TURBS]

Originally Posted by 5picker

Thanks Turbs.... btw... my house stove is electric!
Should I call a certified electrician?

No, just stick a screw driver in the electrical panel and you'll have less voltage at the stove [emoji23][emoji23]

[5picker]

Originally Posted by TURBS

No, just stick a screw driver in the electrical panel and you'll have less voltage at the stove [emoji23][emoji23]

I've heard doing that while standing in water is the best way to accomplish this task! LOL!

[Mr Havercamp]

Originally Posted by 5picker

I've heard doing that while standing in water is the best way to accomplish this task! LOL!

If you want the most satisfaction, hold onto a copper water pipe with the other hand.

[5picker]

Originally Posted by Mr Havercamp

If you want the most satisfaction, hold onto a copper water pipe with the other hand.

[SidecarFlip]

Makes sure the completion of the circuit path is across your heart when you do that... You won't be posting on here ever again afterwards.

Cannot remember the threshold for cardiac arrest but it is very low, like 10ma.

[NMWildcat]

Well, this went from a great thread with actual useful info to a rally for supporters of Death with Dignity...

[SidecarFlip]

Pretty typical really but the first posts explain it perfectly. After that, it was all fun. Not a popcorn thread, but close.

At my age, my flame is low anyway. I need to turn the screw the other way....