Description
Original small burner head for Sauter gas stove 8071833
The burner head 8071833 is an original Sauter part for gas stoves. The component is responsible for distributing the flame in the small burner and ensures uniform and safe cooking. The part is compatible with Sauter gas stove models. Original OEM part with exact fit, part number 8071833.
Are you cooking on your gas stove and suddenly the flame is irregular – coming out on one side, out of balance, or the small burner refuses to light properly? The most common reason is a damaged, cracked, or clogged burner head. An original Sauter burner head restores the flame to normal operation.
A moment before ordering – safety above all! To ensure a successful repair and maintain the longevity of the device, it is mandatory to use only original parts. Non-original parts may cause damage. Now click the 'Check Model Compatibility' button at the top of the page and our system will immediately confirm that the part is suitable for you.
When should the burner head be replaced?
A damaged small burner head causes uneven ignition, delayed ignition, or a threatening yellow flame. These are the signs to take action:
- Irregular flame or only comes out on part of the burner surface
- The gas distribution slots are clogged and cannot be cleaned.
- Cracked or broken burner head after falling
- Cooking noise – “pop” when ignited accompanied by flashes
A genuine replacement guarantees a return to original performance.
Looking for 8037913?
The part number 8037913 is the old number for that burner head. Sauter has updated the part number to 8071833 – it is the exact same part, original and compatible.
Original vs. Unapproved Replacement – What's the Difference?
| parameter | Original part (OEM) | Unapproved replacement |
|---|---|---|
| material | Aluminum according to manufacturer's specifications | Usually undefined |
| Size adjustment | Completely accurate | May exceed |
| Flame distribution | Uniform according to original design | May be irregular |
| Gas safety | Meets standards | Not guaranteed |
| Device warranty | Saved | May explode |
📋 Technical specifications
| attribute | value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer's SKU | 8071833 |
| Previous SKU | 8037913 |
| brand | To jump |
| Brand + MPN | Jump 8071833 |
| Component type | Small Flame Distributor |
| material | aluminum |
| צבע | Of money |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 49 × 49 × 23 mm |
| Weight | 33 g |
| Player | Gas stoves |
✅ Compatible models
Sauter: Sauter gas stove
To verify compatibility for your model – click the Check Compatibility button at the top of the page.
🔧 How do you replace a small burner head on a gas stove?
A burner head on a gas stove can be replaced without tools. The component is placed on top of the burner body and held in place by gravity alone – no screws.
Replacement steps:
- Turn off the gas. – Make sure all gas knobs are closed and that the stove is completely cold.
- Remove the tripod. – The tripod lifts directly upwards.
- Lift the burner dome. Rises directly.
- Remove the old burner head. – Lift it directly from the burner body.
- Place the new head – Place it exactly on top of the burner body. Make sure the groove matches.
- Return the kippah and net. – In reverse order.
- Check ignition – Light the small burner and check that the flame is uniform throughout.
⚠️ Need help? Prefer an expert to install? Daniel and the Plrom service team are available to coordinate a professional installation – contact us.
💡 Tip from the experts
According to Daniel, a gas stove expert on the Plrom team: “One of the common mistakes we see is trying to clean a clogged burner head with a sharp object. This damages the grooves and makes the problem worse. When the gas distribution grooves become deeply clogged – and anyone who has cooked a lot knows this – the correct solution is to replace the head and not aggressive cleaning. A new, original head costs less than a technician’s visit.”
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the stove flame uneven?
An uneven flame on a gas burner is usually caused by clogged burner head slots, a damaged head, or a dome that is not seated properly. First, check that the dome is seated straight. If the problem persists, a new burner head is the quickest and cheapest solution.
Can I replace a burner head myself?
Yes. Replacing a burner head on a gas stove is one of the easiest replacements. No tools, no screws, and no need to disassemble the stove. Remove the grid, remove the dome, replace the head, put it back – all in a few minutes.
Are burner head 8037913 and 8071833 the same?
Yes, absolutely. 8037913 is the old part number for that part. Sauter has updated the number to 8071833. If you found 8037913 on your stove – part number 8071833 is the official and approved replacement.
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