How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Turn all burner knobs to OFF and disconnect power to the range.

Dry components: If the issue started after cleaning or a spill, remove burner caps and heads and dry them thoroughly. Allow the cooktop to air dry for several hours or use a fan.
Clean electrodes: Gently clean the spark electrodes with a dry cloth to remove moisture and residue.
Check knob switches: With power still off, remove the knobs and inspect the ignition switches on the valve stems. Look for signs of corrosion or liquid intrusion.
Test switches: Using a multimeter, test each ignition switch for proper open/closed operation when the knob is turned. Replace any switch that remains closed when in the OFF position.
Inspect spark module: If all switches are good and dry, but sparking continues, the spark module may be stuck and should be replaced.

Note: Avoid pouring liquids directly onto the cooktop; use a damp cloth instead.

Gas cooktop burners keep clicking even after flame is established

Possible Causes