Yes, you can technically still use your gas stove burners if the ignition system keeps clicking continuously, provided the gas ignites properly into a steady blue flame, but the nonstop clicking is annoying and indicates a moisture or grounding fault. If the clicking is caused by a wet ceramic electrode after cleaning or a spill, it is safe to use once dry. However, if a microswitch inside the control valve is stuck, continuous clicking can wear out the spark module. You can troubleshoot persistent clicking easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when drying and cleaning the spark electrode with rubbing alcohol stops the endless clicking and restores normal quiet operation.
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