What the user notices
one or more rings leave dark marks on cookware or show an unusual flame colour
Yellow, sooty or unstable gas flames
A domestic LPG cooking installation in Olympus can develop one or more rings leave dark marks on cookware or show an unusual flame colour. Soot production and a persistently yellow, unstable flame deserve attention because poor combustion can be hazardous. Cooker type, pan size, burner cap alignment, ventilation and fuel configuration all influence performance. Do not assume every orange flicker proves a fault, but soot is a reason to stop and investigate.
To plan an appropriate visit, we need the appliance model and whether the issue involves ignition, combustion, temperature control or an electrical circuit. For the reported problem—yellow, sooty or unstable gas flames—please explain the sequence of events without attempting unsafe tests.

A dark deposit under a pan, an irregular wavering flame and poor heat are useful clues when reported together. An extractor hood can remove cooking vapour but is not a repair for unsafe gas combustion. Burner-cap position, air supply and approved fuel configuration are possible factors, and only the registered practitioner can determine whether an adjustment is permitted. Do not use flame colour alone to select replacement jets or a regulator.
A registered professional should check safe combustion, appliance configuration and supply conditions according to the manufacturer. Blocked burner ports or incorrectly fitted components can affect air-fuel mixing, while the wrong gas setup creates a different and potentially serious risk.
one or more rings leave dark marks on cookware or show an unusual flame colour
Oven heat-up time, mode choice and temperature stability offer clues, particularly on dual-fuel cookers that have both electrical and gas systems.
Cooking deposits sometimes produce an orange flicker, but continued soot or an unusually lazy flame should not be normalised. Fuel configuration and burner geometry influence the combustion pattern, and ventilation needs to suit the kitchen. An inspection should be based on the actual stove specification and the observed flame characteristics. Pan staining should be mentioned because it can signal more than a cosmetic inconvenience.
Do not drill burner jets, alter air shutters without authorisation or attempt to compensate with regulator adjustments. A remedy must restore the design operating condition rather than merely make the flame look bigger.

Yellow, sooty or unstable gas flames can present in different ways on different cooker models. A registered professional should check safe combustion, appliance configuration and supply conditions according to the manufacturer. Blocked burner ports or incorrectly fitted components can affect air-fuel mixing, while the wrong gas setup creates a different and potentially serious risk.
Do not drill burner jets, alter air shutters without authorisation or attempt to compensate with regulator adjustments. A remedy must restore the design operating condition rather than merely make the flame look bigger. Use the hob only after unsafe combustion has been ruled out and the flame quality is verified by an appropriately competent person.
Provide a photo taken from a safe distance if possible, identify affected burners and mention any recent cylinder, cooker or injector changes. For properties in Olympus, advise whether technicians need access through an estate gate, property manager or building caretaker, where relevant; that prevents an unnecessary delay.
Soot and persistent yellow combustion can indicate danger. Stop using the stove, ensure people are safe and arrange competent examination instead of relying on ventilation to mask the symptom.
Use the hob only after unsafe combustion has been ruled out and the flame quality is verified by an appropriately competent person. Keep a record of which burners, controls or oven modes were checked so any future service enquiry can refer to the work actually completed.
The technician should confirm that the cooker runs cleanly and safely with the manufacturer-approved parts and fuel conditions. Workarounds that simply increase gas flow cannot establish compliant operation.
Should yellow, sooty or unstable gas flames recur, tell us whether one or more rings leave dark marks on cookware or show an unusual flame colour and whether new signs have appeared. This helps differentiate a recurring defective part from another cause that looks similar.
Provide a photo taken from a safe distance if possible, identify affected burners and mention any recent cylinder, cooker or injector changes. Please include the stove type and which burner or oven setting is affected so we can identify the appropriate assessment.
Do not dismantle gas valves, alter injector sizes, bypass flame-failure protection or attempt unregistered gas work. Stop using equipment that smells of gas or produces soot, and seek qualified assessment.
No. Olympus is listed as a service-coverage location, not a physical branch. The provided business address is Laser Park, Roodepoort, 2040. Appointments are confirmed when you contact us.
A registered professional should check safe combustion, appliance configuration and supply conditions according to the manufacturer. Blocked burner ports or incorrectly fitted components can affect air-fuel mixing, while the wrong gas setup creates a different and potentially serious risk. We discuss the expected next step before work proceeds; a fault description alone cannot establish the price or parts required.
Choose a gas stove service request for domestic LPG cooking installation in Olympus; the separate general-appliance and gas-geyser information covers different equipment. Appointment coverage depends on the location and service details you provide.
Tell us what the cooker does and whether any safety warning is present. We will confirm service availability and discuss the appropriate next step.