Unclogging a residential gas stove burner head where food grease and carbon block the tiny port holes involves a manual cleaning process. First, turn off the stove and remove the metal burner cap and burner head base. Second, use a soft wire brush or a straightened paperclip to poke through and clear out caked-on food carbon from each tiny port hole surrounding the burner ring. Third, wipe down the area with warm soapy water and dry thoroughly. You can troubleshoot port blockages easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when assembling the clean components and turning the control knob allows escaping gas to flow freely through every port and light into a steady blue flame.
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