"William R. Walsh" m>
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> Interestingly enough, the burner controls are not completely independent
> of
> one another. If another burner is turned on, the flame drops in intensity
> with the other burners.
>
> Is there any kind of standardized procedure for adjusting burners?

Something is wrong here. In all my years of using gas stoves, never did I
see one where the flame changes due to another burner lighting. You may
have a gas pressure problem, or a restriction in the piping.

Given the size of the burners, the stove is a cheapie, but it should still
not do that. If it is the regulator on the meter or piping to the stove, a
new model will not be any better. Get it check out. Often your gas company
will do it for free or low cost.