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Robert
September 9, 2023
My kitchen aid stove doesn’t stop clicking
For model number Ksgg700ess1
Hello Robert, thank you for your question! The clicking noise is the electrodes sparking to ignite the gas. If you ensured all the burners are in the off position and it is still clicking, then you have a short somewhere. If you had a spill or done some cleaning and moisture has gotten into the switches, it could cause this to happen. If you are sure no moisture has been able to get into the switches, then you will need to replace the spark switch harness, part number PS12728540. We hope that helps!
Stove is clicking when off gas lights burner but doesn’t stop clicking
For model number Esgg700ess1
Hello Robert, thank you for your question! The clicking noise comes when the electrodes spark continuously to ignite the gas. If you ensured all the burners are in the off position and it is still clicking, then you have a short circuit somewhere. Dry the switches if there is a moisture. If you are sure no moisture has been able to get into the switches, then you will need to replace the spark switch harness, part number PS12728540. We hope that helps!
Oven and broiler still turn on like normal but the stove top has stopped clicking. Gas still comes out of the burners but does not click when any of the knobs are turned to ignite.
For model number WFG540H0ES1
Hello Chris, thank you for getting in touch. We have researched and found that you may need to check the spark module, part number PS11755330, to fix the issue. We hope this solves your problem!
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