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What is the flame that continuasly stays lit in the older gas stoves?
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∙ 14y ago
I believe it is called the "pilot light"
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∙ 14y ago
The continuous flame in older gas stoves is called a pilot light. It is a small gas flame that stays lit constantly, serving as an ignition source for the main burner when needed. This design has largely been replaced by electronic ignitions in newer gas stoves for efficiency and safety reasons.
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What is the flame that continuously stay lit in the older model gas stoves?
It is called a pilot light.
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