Yes, your gas stove should make a deliberate clicking noise when you push down and turn a burner control knob to the "Lite" position, as this acoustic clicking indicates that the electronic spark module is successfully sending high-voltage electrical pulses to the ceramic igniter electrode to create a spark. However, your stove should never make a continuous clicking noise when all control knobs are turned off, nor should a burner keep clicking endlessly after a flame has already established. You can troubleshoot unwanted sounds easily. You can verify that your appliance is operating normally when checking that clicking occurs only during active ignition and ceases instantly once the burner catches a steady blue flame.
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