Where is pilot at - Frigidaire FGF337GB

if they work and light your stove then leave them alone,

This sounds like you may have to fix a problem in the pilot area before it will work. These gas operated devices have to meet a much higher safety standard than their electric counterparts. It is a built- in safety feature. Now, look for any obstruction or crimp in the gas line. My guess is you are not getting proper gas flow or pressure or the pilot could be physically blocked.

There is a piece that senses the pilot that can go bad. Usually a piece of copper with a bulb right in front of the pilot on one side that screws into the gas valve try replacing that

If you have a pilot light, it's in the oven section you take the bottom plate off with the 2 screws holding it on. It's going to be in the back by the burner valves. Most whirlpools don't carry pilot lights.

see this steps and fix it. God bless yo
Relight an oven pilot:

1. Turn all controls off, open the doors, and allow gas to dissipate.
2. Hold a lighted match near the tip of the pilot on the burner assembly. If a burner does not light within two minutes, adjust the pilot, step 3.
3. Turn the pilot adjustment screw (located near the pilot or the thermostat) in small increments and retest until the pilot has a blue flame.
4. Check and replace an oven spark igniter:
   
5. Turn all of the appliance controls off.
6. Open the door and remove the oven bottom and the baffle (see above).
7. Unscrew the igniter from its mounting bracket and inspect it for cracks or other defects. Replace it if it is damaged.
8. To replace a faulty igniter, find the ignition control module, unscrew the cover, and disconnect the module. Install the replacement part and test.

Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

Their is no pilot lite on your oven..the clicking you hear is the electronic pilot system..
you have a defective control knob...

I tried to help you. Please help me and Rate/Vote on my response, thanks and good luck

First, you need to look below the cooktop to find the gasline. There is supposed to be a shutoff valve on this gasline. Turn the handle so it is parallel with the gasline (perpendicular is closed) to open it. Before lighting anything, smell around high and low around the cooktop and make sure you do not smell any gas. You can also spray soapy water on all the gasline fittings to detect leaks by looking for bubbles that form. If all is safe, using a long butane lighter, light the pilots for the cooktop. There should be 1 pilot for every 2 burners. You will probably have to remove the grates and metal spill covers to light the pilots. The pilot should be approx 3/8" tall or less. Test each burner individually to make sure they light off the pilot. If they do not, you may need to clean the vertical holes on the side of the burner (where the lighting tunnel connects) by poking them clean with a needle. If the horizontal burner holes are clogged, clean them as well. If there is also a built-in wall gas oven, be sure to light that pilot on that as well. Good luck. Douglas

Hi, try following the pilot tube back away from the burner. You should be able to see a small screw used to adjust the pilot gas to that burner alone.Sounds like it is almost shut off. Turn it CCw to open it and set the how high you want it if this is a standing pilot.You should get the gas flow you need. I'm sure this is the problem. Best of Luck,
Shastalaker7

Hi would try cleaning the pilot light out and see if this works

unplug the unit if the pilot ligth is electric.then u can use manualy.