Gas stoves are the pride and joy of any dedicated home chef. Their consistent heat output and high power make them the perfect option for anyone who takes cooking seriously.If you have a gas stove in your kitchen, you're probably accustomed to hearing "click, click, click" when you turn the burner knob. This is the sound of the electric igniter. Once the flame is going, the clicking should stop.If your gas stove keeps clicking even after the burner is lit — or the stove won't light — there's likely a problem with the burner cap, knobs, or spark mechanisms. This can easily put a damper on your dinner plans. But before you schedule a stove repair or diagnosis with one of our appliance service professionals, follow these troubleshooting tips from Mr. Appliance®.How to Fix a Clicking Gas StoveFirst, don't worry. A clicking gas stove igniter is usually not dangerous. Sometimes, a gas stove won't stop clicking when turned off. In this case, the gas is probably not flowing. However, if you sm...
