Fix / Freestanding Gas Range / Clicking but not lighting

Gas range clicking but not lighting?

A wet or misaligned burner cap prevents the gas from igniting despite continuous sparking, while the module keeps firing.

• Range Surface Burner Cap Set

  Easy DIY Part: $15–$40

• Igniter Electrode

  Easy DIY Part: $15–$40

  A fouled or cracked electrode arcs repeatedly but cannot produce a strong enough spark to ignite the gas mixture at the burner head.

• Igniter Electrode (B)

  Easy DIY Part: $15–$40

  A fouled or cracked electrode on the second burner arcs repeatedly but cannot produce a strong enough spark to ignite the gas mixture.

• Igniter Electrode (C)

  Easy DIY Part: $15–$40

  A fouled or cracked electrode on the third burner arcs repeatedly but cannot produce a strong enough spark to ignite the gas mixture.

• Range Spark Module

  Moderate DIY Part: $30–$70

  A faulty spark module that does not detect a successful ignition event continues firing all electrodes simultaneously in a continuous clicking loop.

• Range Surface Burner Igniter

  Moderate DIY Part: $20–$50

  A defective surface burner igniter switch sticks in the closed position, causing the spark module to continuously fire even after releasing the knob.