00:00So your gas stove clicks and clicks, the flame won't stay lit, or one burner is throwing this
00:04sad little orange flame while the rest are perfectly fine. Before you call a technician
00:09and hand over a hundred bucks for a 10-minute job, hang on. I've been digging through the
00:14listings, and I found the five most popular gas stove burner repair parts out there, all of them
00:19cheap, all of them highly rated, and honestly, most of these fixes take about 15 minutes with
00:24a screwdriver. First up is the 90-centimeter universal thermocouple kit that comes with five
00:30different nuts. And that's really the whole selling point here, the reason most people order a
00:35thermocouple and then get frustrated is the fitting doesn't match their stove. This one hands you five
00:40adapters in the box, so whatever brand you've got, you're almost certainly covered. 90-centimeters is
00:47nice and long too, so you can route it properly instead of stretching it tight. It's $10.02,
00:52nearly $4,800 sold with a solid 4.5 rating. If you're not 100% sure what fitting your stove
01:00uses,
01:00this is the safe bet. Now, if you do know your setup, take a look at this one, the M6x0
01:06.75
01:07head screw thermocouple, 60 centimeters. This is the standard thread size on a huge number of stoves
01:13and fireplace burners, and it's got a perfect five-star rating across 4,700 sales, which is
01:19genuinely impressive. But the real headline is the price. $3.96. Under four bucks to fix a burner that
01:28won't stay lit. I'd honestly grab two at that price and keep a spare in the drawer, because thermocouples
01:34are the number one thing that fails on a gas hob. Number three is a bit different, this is a
01:40five-piece
01:40jet and nozzle conversion kit. So if you've moved house and your stove was set up for LPG but now
01:46you're
01:46on natural gas, or the other way around, these are the injectors you need. Wrong jets mean a weak
01:52flame, a yellow flame, or way too much gas burning. It's $2.29 for the full set of five. That's
02:00cheaper
02:00than a coffee, and it's the difference between a stove that works properly and one that's basically
02:05useless. 4.8 stars, 4,500 sold. Just double-check your jet sizes before ordering.
02:13Fourth on the list is this copperhead thermocouple that comes in 35, 40, or 70-centimeter lengths,
02:19and it's specifically made for Sabath built-in stoves, which, by the way, is the burner unit
02:24inside a ton of European-brand cooktops, even if the badge on the front says something else.
02:29The choice of three lengths is what makes this one great, because you're not stuffing a bunch
02:33of excess cable behind the hob. It's $4.69 with a 4.9 rating, and copper handles the heat cycling
02:40better over time. Solid, tidy repair. And last but definitely not least, the burner flame cap and
02:48crown set. This is the one people forget about. Those caps sit right in the fire, they corrode,
02:55they warp, and once the slots get clogged or misshapen, your flame goes uneven and blotchy.
03:00Swapping in a fresh flat or concave crown cap instantly gives you that clean, even blue ring
03:05again. It's $9.14, perfect 5-star rating, and it makes an old stove look and cook like
03:11a new one. Honestly, it's the most satisfying fix on this whole list.
03:17All five links are sitting in the description below, so go grab whichever one matches your
03:21problem. If this saved you a repair bill, do me a favor and hit that like button, and subscribe
03:27for more cheap fixes like this one.
03:29Thanks for watching, I'll catch you in the next video.
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