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I manage a property in the DC area. Tenant called gas company because of fowl/toxic smell. Gas company red tagged the drop-in gas range.
I looked at it and the burner flames are very high, like 2-3 inches. It lights fine but there is a strong spell not really natural gas (which is what it uses) but toxic smelling never the less. CO2 reading was high according to the gas company when in operation.
A local technician had no clue.
Any ideas?
Could use an experienced person in the Alexandria area to fix it.
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Joined: 7/16/2013(UTC) Posts: 916
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regulator is possibly bad allowing too much gas in but as far as a toxic smell the gas supply is tainted or they were using chemical cleaners on the unit giving it the smell or making drugs on the cooktop perhaps.
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