How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Turn all burners off and disconnect the appliance from mains power to stop sparking.

Steps:

Dry the area: Remove burner caps and knobs. Wipe away any spills and allow the cooktop to dry for several hours. You can use gentle warm air (not open flame) to speed drying.
Inspect ignition switches: Under each knob is a small switch. Check for signs of corrosion or liquid ingress.
Test individually: Reconnect power and turn on one burner at a time. If sparking continues even with all knobs off, the spark generator may be faulty.
Replace faulty parts: Replace the affected ignition switch harness or spark generator module if drying does not resolve the issue.

Gas burner keeps clicking (sparking) even after the flame is lit on a Brandt gas cooktop.

Possible Causes