Our front burner on the stove top has always had a yellow tip flame. It’s annoying. The other two burners have a lovely solid blue flame. So the front burner flame was too lean. However there’s not an adjustment as everyone knows.
So I removed the burner so I could inspect it more closely. There’s a plastic sleeve inside the gas tube and it’s suppose to make the connection snug. Our plastic sleeve was not snug. So I wrapped the sleeve with one wrap of Aluminum Foil Tape which was enough to make a snug fit.
We now have a beautiful solid blue flame on that burner. I also wrapped the connections between the burner tube and the tube on the stove on all the burners.
Hope this helps somebody.
Actually a yellow flame means too little oxygen - too rich. Not sure how your repair worked, but as long as it works, it counts!
Steve
Actually a yellow flame means too little oxygen - too rich.
Oops 😬… I need all the help I can get. Thanks for the correction.