Symptoms
If you notice one or more of these symptoms, this page is for you:
- A clear gas smell in the kitchen
- A faint gas smell after turning the stove off
- A gas smell when opening the knob before ignition
- Headache or dizziness while in the kitchen
The most common causes
Damaged or worn gas hose
The hose between the cylinder and stove has a 3-5 year service life.
Broken regulator
The regulator controls gas flow. If faulty, a leak occurs.
Loose internal valve
The internal valves for each burner can become loose.
Loose connections
Between the hose and stove, or between the cylinder and regulator.
Burner did not light on start
You turned the knob, gas flowed, but the burner did not light — so gas leaks into the kitchen.
Solutions
Immediate steps (do this now)
Shut the gas cylinder immediately
- 1The most important step — turn the cylinder valve until it fully stops
Open all windows
- 1Ventilate the space to reduce gas concentration
Do not switch on anything electrical
- 1Do not turn on lights
- 2Do not switch on the hood
- 3Do not use your phone (an electric spark can ignite the gas)
Leave the area and call from outside
- 1Leave the kitchen, move to an open space, and Call now
The fix = a technician immediately
- This fault must never be fixed yourself
- Any mistake handling gas can cause asphyxiation, fire, or explosion
- Call now immediately
When to call a technician
- Immediately — any gas smell is an emergency
- After shutting the cylinder and ventilating
- From a safe place outside the kitchen
A gas leak can happen with any brand. Our emergency team handles them all.
Quick diagnosis for Gas smell
Use this table to identify the closest cause before calling. If gas smell is involved, treat it as an emergency.