Questions & Answers for: spill water electric cooktop

...water spill stains from the cooktop? I don't seem to have the same problem with oil stains, and I've tried almost every cleaning solution out there but it seems to keep on setting at every spill. ...

cooktop stove- buzzer won't stop spilled water on stove-buzzer going off. Shut off gas,unplugged electrical outlet & wiped up water but can't seem to get buzzer to stop when I plug electrical back in.

I spilled water on the cook top and one burner is constantly clicking cut the power at the breaker, wait for it to dry completely then turn back on. clicking noise is probably electricity arching

spill water near/on knobs? if so leave to dry out for 24 hours. If still clicking after 24 hours one of the switches has shorted out and needs to be replaced. You can find which one with a multi meter

water spill has stopped all knobs from "clicking" and igniting the gas. if this is the case if it has electric to the hob the fuse would have blown or battery operated the battery has to be replaced ...

water that you spilled onto the cooktop has shorted out the ignition switch in the gas control knob. Don't worry though no permanent damage has been done. Leave it unplugged from the electrical outlet

electric power closely. A boil over and attempted re-start or water (or other liquid) leaked / spilled into an igniter switch can trip your GFI outlet. Sometimes the outlet the cooktop is plugged into

...WATER SPILLED OVER FROM POT INTO COOKTOP AND NOW IGNITOR KEEPS CLICKING Hi, water is a great conductor of electricity. It is likely nothing to be concerned about in this case though, if you light the ...

...electric igniter keeps sparking Hello, Did you clean the cooktop recently? Sometimes water or cleaner can get into the spark switch causing it to spark untill it dries out. The same if a boiling pot ...

...make sure the electrode (the small metal piece that the spark comes ...or The water that you spilled onto the cooktop has shorted out the ignition switch in the gas control knob. Don't worry