When a gas stove suddenly stops igniting all of its surface burners simultaneously, the abrupt failure usually points to a centralized issue affecting the entire appliance ignition system. Common causes include a tripped household circuit breaker supplying power to the electronic spark module, a loose or unplugged power cord under the range, a completely fried spark module due to a power surge, or a shut-off gas supply valve. You can troubleshoot electrical power safely using a multimeter. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when resetting the circuit breaker, plugging the power cord in securely, or replacing a dead spark module restores continuous clicking and reliable burner ignition across the entire stove.
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