Gas hob and water. (1 Viewer)

ShiftZZ

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The Rapido, has a gas hob similar to this,
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And some water has accidentally been poured onto it..

I have removed the top cover of the burner, that only exposed the aluminum burner which has the ignition. Can I remove this without messing with the ignition?

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MikeandCarolyn

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Sorry,don't know answer-but am wondering what has the water done that necessitates stripping it all down-water will dry I would have thought.
 
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The Rapido, has a gas hob similar to this,
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And some water has accidentally been poured onto it..

I have removed the top cover of the burner, that only exposed the aluminum burner which has the ignition. Can I remove this without messing with the ignition?

Thoughts/ Suggestions

It won't do any harm. Just soak out the worst of it with kitchen roll or something then reassemble and light the burner. It might burn a bit orange for a while until the residual water has gone. Then take it to bits again and clean the off the black mess that will be left over.

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Techno

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A bit of water won't make a jot of difference. Are you saying it stopped it lighting?
 

Jim

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I've stripped the one in our Hymer a few times as we had to remove the hob to get at the fridge serviced (long story) But what a pain. I'd only strip it down if you have a real problem, we've had saucepans boil over before without any problems.
 
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Hobs are designed to cope with spillage, let it dry out, make sure the electricity is off. Should be okay by tomorrow.

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ShiftZZ

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Have you a picture of yours :LOL: I'll bet it's not that sparkly :ROFLMAO:

If you need a new one I have one bookmarked at £192 cheapest on web (y)
What makes you jump to that unqualified and totally begnin conclusion.

Anyhow I have fixed it and will be vacuuming the last jets on Thursday. The insult. :mad:

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Our Hymer has a plughole in the hob layout, think it's intended to be used as a drainer!

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My otherwise identical hob has a sink drain and plug fitted (as standard!) so it can be used as a draining board. It gets very, very, wet in use.
 

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Our hob is the same as pictured in the OP. Being in a Burstner, though, the design is such that one doesn't pour water into it :whistle::LOL:;)

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