Fixing a gas stove burner that clicks continuously but refuses to light involves a systematic cleaning and alignment process. First, turn off the stove and remove the metal burner cap and burner head. Second, use a soft wire brush or a straightened paperclip to clear out food debris, grease, and carbon buildup from the tiny port holes surrounding the burner. Third, wipe down the ceramic electrode spark igniter with rubbing alcohol. You can troubleshoot ignition failures easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when assembling the dry, clean components, seating the cap flat, and turning the control knob causes the spark to ignite the gas into a clean blue flame.
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