Gas surface burner will not ignite; clicking may be present but no flame, or no clicking at all.

Safety first: Turn off gas supply if you smell gas. Disconnect power before accessing ignition components.

• Clean burner head:
  • Remove burner cap and head.
  • Clean burner ports with a soft brush or toothpick; do not enlarge holes.
• Dry igniter:
  • If the burner was recently cleaned, moisture may be on the igniter. Let it dry or gently dry with a hair dryer (cool setting).
• Check spark:
  • Restore power and turn the knob to ignite; look for spark at the electrode.
  • If no spark at any burner, suspect the spark module. If only one burner lacks spark, inspect that burner’s igniter and wire.
• Gas flow:
  • Ensure the burner valve is opening and gas is present (you may smell a faint gas odor if igniter is not sparking).