Stopping a continuous, annoying clicking sound on a gas stove burner requires eliminating the electrical moisture bridge causing the spark module to fire. First, turn off the appliance and unplug the power cord or trip the circuit breaker for safety. Second, remove the metal burner caps and burner heads. Third, use a soft toothbrush and rubbing alcohol to clean away spilled food, grease, and moisture from the ceramic spark electrode tip and the surrounding metal base. Fourth, dry all components completely with a microfiber cloth. You can troubleshoot unwanted clicking easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when restoring power and turning on the burner results in normal clicking that stops immediately once the flame ignites.
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