Flames from one section of front right burner on GE Cafe cgs980semss are high. I do not use the burner because it is dangerous and also would cook food unevenly. Any idea of what problem is or how to fix?

Remove the flame spreader and put it in a pan of cold water with a teaspoon of washing up liquid. Bring it slowly to a simmer. Be careful because it will want to boil over. Turn off the gas and leave it to cool. Use a plastic pot brush to clean and push the bristles down the holes in the flame spreader. Rinse and put it back, making sure it is seated properly. Most have a notch they must drop into.

Faulty switch if you are changing it yourself remember turn off power and take your time, take a photo to compare so you get it right.
Good luck. Ray

You need a Gas tech/plumber there urgently!!!!
If the gas jets in your oven had not been changed to accomodate LP gas then the orifice on your existing jets are still to large in diameter. In other words your using Natural Gas jets ( lower pressure jets) for Lp which has a much higher pressure than Nat. gas, this can be extremely dangerous, & could cause major problems.
Again I strongly suggest you contact a Gas tech/Plumber & do not use your oven until it has beeen checked by a professional.Good luck

The flames should be all blue - except when you first turn it on, where the flame begins, & only when you turn it on. Orange flames mean incomplete combustion is happening. Carbon monoxide is being released. Orange flames can also mean your getting low on gas. Clean it & try moving the disk around. An uneven disc means some flames will be higher & burn your pots. The flames are wrapping around your pots if they're burning on the sides. Keep flames under the pot. Regardless of the being clean, the odor means you need to check your gas level. Once filled back, the odor should be gone if that's the only problem. That is placed in the gas as a safety feature. Don't try to fix this problem yourself if the "easy" solutions don't work. It could be very dangerous. Invest in a carbon monoxide detector especially when you have anything gas.

Did you tighten the spuds down and open the air shutters?

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if the burner works on high ( burner is ok ) replace the sw on back panel it's the problem / this is not a uncommon problem .. ****

Try: www.retrevo.com/s/GE-CGS980SEMSS-Ranges-review-manual/id/6683ag412/t/1-2/

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sounds like there isnt the right amount of gas coming out of the orifice. orifice could be partially plugged