Lighting a gas stove surface burner manually during a power outage or when the electronic spark igniter fails is a straightforward process requiring a long-reach butane lighter or match. First, turn off all burner control knobs. Second, strike your match or ignite your lighter and hold the flame approximately one-half inch away from the outer edge of the burner head. Third, push down and turn the corresponding burner control knob to the "Lite" or medium position to release the gas. You can troubleshoot manual lighting safely. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when the escaping gas instantly catches the flame, producing a steady, even blue ring around the burner head.
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