Burners are dry, but won't stop clicking

SOURCE: Igniters won't stop poppong

Sing, sounds like you got one of your burner valve switches wet and it's grounding out. Try taking a hair dryer, pull of the burner knobs and going lightly over the control valves. The switches are mounted to these valves. It just may need to be dried out. If this doesn't work, one of the switches shorted out. Catriver..post back.

SOURCE: Wrong ignitor starts when burner is turned on.

Sounds like you have a bad ignitor on that burner.

SOURCE: clicking noise on burner

You'll need to replace the Spark module in the back of the stove. Remove the back panel, and there is a blue Spark module. You can find them on-line for about $65. There are only a few wires to un-plug, it only took me about 15 mintues to replace.

Ron Coons

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• Posted on Apr 06, 2008

SOURCE: Burner controls

if you remove the knobs from the unit nad look closely doen the shaft of the protruding valve stem you should be able to see a slot for a regular screwdriver to fit down, its gonna have to be long adn thin but that is the flame adjustment screw,
put the flame down to low and use a pair of pliers to hold the valve stem from turning as you try to adjust the screw, turn it very slowly you seel an adjustment happen (dont really know if its counter clockwise or clockwise, but youll figure it out playin gwith it for a bit, just remember to hold the shaft from turnig, and although your turninf the valve down to simmer it does not afffect the high setting

SOURCE: Igniter continuously clicks

I had this problem. It was caused by the burner "thinking" the flame had turned off--it was clicking because it was sparking to re-start the flame from the gas. I was able to fix it by tightening a flat, thin nut at the top of the burner.