When the surface burners on a gas range emit a continuous clicking sound, it indicates that the electronic spark module is actively firing voltage to the electrode spark igniters. This clicking is completely normal when you push and turn a knob to light a burner. However, if the clicking continues nonstop even after the burner is lit, or happens randomly when no knobs are being turned, it is typically caused by trapped moisture, food spills, or grease bridging the gap around the ceramic electrode. You can troubleshoot clicking noises easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when cleaning away moisture and food residue with rubbing alcohol stops the continuous unwanted clicking completely.
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