BlueStar RNB 22K BTU Range - Normal Flame?

4 years ago

Hoping someone familiar with a BlueStar 22K BTU Burner (available on RNB, Platinum/Metal Series) can tell me if this flame pattern looks normal?

I understand that the orange/yellow tips can be a sign of oxygen mixture, but I've adjusted the vent and it is at it's maximum opening.

To me, it seems the flame is a bit "wonky"/"aggressive" - or it just may be the more powerful burner that I'm not used to. Looking for input for those who may be more familiar strong/open burners.

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chispa
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
I know nothing about this, but I think you need to provide more information.

Is the range new or old? If old, has the flame changed?

Propane or natural gas coming into the house?

Is the range model propane or natural gas and was it adjusted for the correct fuel?

While building we rented a house that had an underground propane tank. The outdoor grill was new, but very under powered. They sent someone to look at it and it turned out that it was adjusted for natural gas and not propane. Once they adjusted and/or changed some parts the grill worked great.
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dhparker
Original Author
4 years ago
Thanks for the info. The range is fairly new (3-4 months old) and has always done this. I believe it is gas coming into the house and I believe the model matches that, but I'm not sure if it was adjusted specifically for the stove.
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