Yes, on the vast majority of modern residential gas stoves, all surface burner igniters spark simultaneously whenever you push down and turn a single control knob to the ignition position. This occurs because appliance manufacturers typically wire the electronic spark module as a unified circuit that sends high-voltage pulses to every electrode at once, simplifying internal wiring harnesses. You can troubleshoot ignition behavior easily. You can verify that your appliance is working as designed when checking that multiple electrodes spark together upon startup, ensuring reliable ignition performance across whichever burner head you choose to use for cooking.
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