While preparing your meal and you noticed that the flame on your gas stove seemed weaker than usual. Concerned, you should give a good check at the Gasul regulator, suspecting it. It may be the culprit. Sometimes, the gas regulator may not delivering gas as consistently as before. The flame could become flicker, and at times, it seemed like there is insufficient pressure. This was a clear indication that something is amiss.
First thing first, ensure that all connections from the gas cylinder to the regulator and then to the appliance are secure. A loose connection can lead to gas leakage or inefficient gas flow. Before anything else, examine the regulator for any visible damage, such as cracks or dents. Damaged regulators may compromise their ability to regulate gas pressure effectively.
Next is to release any pressure built up in the regulator by turning off the gas cylinder and slowly opening the stove valve for a moment. This can help reset the regulator. Or you can just try to clean the gas regulator, as dust and debris can accumulate over time, affecting the regulator's performance. Gently clean the regulator with a soft brush or cloth to remove any dirt.
However, if the regulator continues to malfunction, it may be necessary to replace it. Consult the manufacturer's guidelines for your Gasul regulator model and seek professional assistance if needed. If despite attempting the above steps and the issue still persisted, this is clear indication that you need to get a brand new gas regulator.