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Why doesn't the burner work?
WARNING!
To avoid personal injury or death, disconnect your appliance from its power source
before you start any troubleshooting or repair work. Use caution when working inside any appliance.
Make sure you have turned the knob to the light position
first. Then turn the knob to the desired heat setting after you have a
flame. If you have recently cleaned your range, are you sure everything
is dry? Moisture may prevent the electric ignition from working
properly. If you hear clicking when the burner is supposed to be off,
make sure the knob is turned all the way to off, and that the knob has
popped out.
Range burners are round and have small holes evenly placed
around their perimeter. These holes allow gas to flow out and create a
controlled flame when lit. Sometimes the gas orifices get plugged and
the gas can’t get through to be ignited. The trick is to
clean them without making the holes any bigger. You need to clean the
burners thoroughly. Many people use a toothpick, old toothbrush, or a
small pin to clear the holes, allowing the gas to flow freely. If,
after cleaning the burners, they still don't light, you should call a
professional appliance repair person.
Sometimes ranges have different size burners on them. If you
have recently cleaned the burners, it is possible you put a small
burner cap on the large burner, or vice versa. Double check to make
sure this isn't the problem, and make sure they are seated properly.