Gas stove not igniting in San Jose, CA
Issue description:
Gas stove burner does not ignite for several reasons:
Gas burner does not work
Nozzle clogged with food
Crack on ceramic spark plug
Insulation of spark plug wire broken
Poor weight between ignition electrode and burner
Defective stove ignition unit
Worn or oxidized switch button
Burned out thermocouple or solenoid valve.
Problem solution:
To eliminate the causes in the electronic ignition system of the gas stove and hob burners, it is important to know the theoretical foundations and the principle of operation. When you press a knob or button, an electric spark appears on the spark plug, which ignites the gas. The electric spark is generated by the ignition unit. After the gas has ignited, you continue to hold the handle depressed for a few more seconds to magnetize the gas control system. When the burner is turned on, we hear characteristic clicks that stop after releasing the handle. If the burner did not turn on, did not light up or went out altogether, this is considered a technical breakdown of the stove, which should be eliminated. If you need help with affordable stove repair, call us right now!
Other issues of stoves:
- Stove won't light
- Stove burner won't heat
- Stove won't heat
- Stove won't heat to the right temperature
- Stove door won't shut
- Stove won't self clean
- Stove surface burner won't light
- Stove pilot light goes out
- Weak stove burner flame
- Stove burner doesn't light
- Gas odor from stove
- Noisy surface burner flame
- Inconsistent stove temperatures
- Poorly fitted stove door
- Stove not cooking food the way it should
- Electric stove is not warm properly
- Can't change the heat on electric stove
- Stove igniter not clicking
- Stove igniter keeps clicking
- Stove terminal block melted
- Stove thermostat not working
