Where are the orifices in a cook stove?
A cook stove has several orifices, but their specific location can vary depending on the model and type of stove. Here are some common orifices and their functions:
* Burner orifices: These are small holes located at the bottom of each burner where gas is released and mixes with air before ignition.
* Pilot orifice: This small hole is located in the pilot assembly and is responsible for delivering a small flame that ignites the main burners.
* Oven orifice: In gas ovens, an orifice is located in the oven burner to deliver gas to the burner inside the oven.
* Air intake orifices: These are openings that allow fresh air to enter the stove for combustion. They might be located on the front or back of the stove, depending on the design.
* Vent orifices: Some stoves have vents to allow exhaust gases to escape. These might be located on the back or bottom of the stove.
If you're looking for a specific orifice, you'll need to refer to your stove's manual for specific details and locations.
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