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The electronic igniter is stuck on the "on" position. U can disconnect the wire going to it and it will stop and you can resort to using a match to light the burner. OR, you can clean out the igniter assembly since they often get all gunked up with grease, etc and restore it to proper operation.
one of your electronic ignition switches is bad and burnt closed telling your spark module to spark
call applaince parts pro
1-877-477-7278
tell them u need part number
AP4101545 ignitor switch
18.00 dollars
they sit below the top under neaqth the selctors
you will have to go one by one
but the wires push in and pull out
Is the ignition battery or mains electric? If it's battery,check the battery isn't flat. If it isn't it will be the ignition unit.
If it's mains electric it's more than likely going to be the electronic ignition unit.It is quite a fiddly job to change/test this. I would highly recommend getting a qualified 'Gas Safe' engineer to check it out.
if u push the knob there is a clicking sound, if no the problem is damage the ignition coil, need to replace it,or check the outlet,plug or its batery operatet ignition? replace the batery.
the ignition is power operated,check the power source.
We called in an appliance repair technician. He said during the cleaning process of the cooktop, when the control knobs had been removed to thoroughly clean the cooktop, some cleaning fluid or water or moisture got into the ignition switch panel under the cooktop. Letting it dry for 24 hours should fix the problem and this appears to have done that.
Most likely you got water (or some other liquid) into the control knobs. Unplug, go to bed and try it again in the morning. If you continue to futz with it, you run the chance of burning out the electronics in the control knob, like I did. :(
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