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Same problem with my hob. I adjusted the small jets to their lowest setting in order to be able to simmer -impossible on the bigger jets. The problem is the vents underneath the hob. These can't be closed off so the problem appears to be in the design. The solution I have to use while I save up to by a decent German model is to open and close the cupboard doors underneath the hob very, very slowly.
More that likely your just got the cleaning solution you used on the igniter/in the burner. Light the burners with a match and let them burn for a little bit of time. This usually works. If not you might have to clean the igniter and make sure it is creating a spark for ignition.
Matsui MSP60 Stainless steel Built-In Oven and Gas Hob Package. Matsui MSP60 with Hob: 4 Burner Gas Hob, Fan oven, Minute Minderand B Energy rated top oven. Matsui MSP60 Stainless steel Built-In Oven and Gas Hob.
Product Features
•Dimensions (cm): (H)59.0 x (W)59.5 x (D)57.0 •Ovens: Fan oven •Timer: Minute Minder •Hob: 4 Burner Gas Hob •Colour: Stainless steel •Energy rated top oven: B
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remove rear panels (3; 1 white, 2 galvanised).
look under rear folded edge of hob. remove 2 screws in corners. dont lose 2 top hat rubber washers. from rear of cooker, lift hob slightly and push forward 1/2". lift hob off. dont over tighten new thermocouple union on back of valve (note how tight old one was)
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