When a gas range surface burner's electronic igniter clicks and continuously sparks against the burner head but the gas fails to ignite into a flame, the malfunction is typically caused by clogged burner port holes blocked with food grease, a misaligned burner cap, or insufficient gas supply pressure. If food debris covers the tiny gas ports, the escaping gas cannot reach the electrical spark. You can troubleshoot ignition failures safely by cleaning components. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when scrubbing the burner head with a wire brush, clearing out port holes with a pin, and seating the burner cap flush allows the escaping gas to catch the spark and light immediately.
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