Range emits a strong gas smell when burners or oven are used.

Safety first: If you smell strong gas, turn off all burners, do not operate electrical switches, ventilate the area, and shut off the gas supply at the valve. If the smell is strong or persistent, leave the area and contact your gas supplier or emergency services.

• Check flame quality: Once safe and inspected by a professional if needed, observe burner flames. They should be mostly blue with small yellow tips. Large yellow flames indicate incomplete combustion.
• Tighten connections (qualified personnel): With gas off, a qualified technician should check and tighten connections at the gas regulator and manifold using leak detection solution.
• Clean burner ports: Clear any debris from burner ports to ensure even gas flow.
• Adjust orifices (technician): If the range was converted between natural gas and LP, verify that the correct orifices are installed and properly adjusted.