Stopping an electronic gas stove igniter from clicking continuously involves eliminating moisture, food residue, or mechanical switch jams. First, disconnect power to the stove for safety. Second, remove the burner caps and heads, and wipe down the ceramic spark electrodes with rubbing alcohol to remove grease films that create false grounds. Third, ensure burner control knobs are not stuck partially depressed against their microswitches. You can troubleshoot unwanted clicking easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when drying all components completely and restoring electrical power stops the continuous unwanted clicking, returning the ignition system to quiet standby operation.
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