Gas burner clicks but will not light
Moisture, food in the burner ports, a cap that is not seated correctly, weak spark, wiring trouble or an ignition-system failure can all cause the same complaint.
Gas burner will not light? Electric element stays cold, gets too hot or will not regulate? AGB repairs residential gas and electric stoves and ranges across Denton, Plano and nearby North Dallas communities. We test the burner, ignition, heating and control system tied to the complaint, then give you the repair price before work starts.
Same-day and next-day appointments may be available when the address, technician route and schedule allow.

One dead burner, every burner clicking, and an electric element stuck on high are not the same repair. Pick the symptom that is closest to what your stove or range is doing.
Free service call with completed repair. The $70 diagnostic fee is waived when AGB completes the approved stove or range repair.
Call About Your StoveRequest Repair OnlineThe symptom gets us started. The part still has to be tested. A clicking gas burner is not automatically a bad igniter, and a cold electric burner is not automatically a bad element.
Moisture, food in the burner ports, a cap that is not seated correctly, weak spark, wiring trouble or an ignition-system failure can all cause the same complaint.
We check the burner cap and ports, ignition area, moisture or spill residue, flame position, switches, wiring and spark system before calling an ignition part bad.
Dirty ports, a burner cap out of position, gas setup or a burner-related problem can change flame shape. Repeated abnormal flame needs more than a quick wipe-down.
Depending on the range, the problem can be the surface element, receptacle, wiring, burner control, power supply or electronic control.
If a burner will not back down when the setting is lowered, we check the element circuit and the control that regulates power instead of assuming the element itself is the problem.
Some electric elements cycle on and off by design. What matters is whether the burner responds to the selected setting and cooks differently from how it normally does.
A loose or damaged knob is possible, but the shaft, burner switch, gas control or electronic control can also be involved depending on the range.
We check incoming power, connections, lockout conditions where used, wiring and controls before jumping straight to a board replacement.
Tell us which burner is affected, whether it is gas or electric, and whether the oven section still works normally.
Call (214) 842-6679Request Stove RepairWe work from the failed function back through the circuit or ignition path. One bad burner with three good ones tells us something very different from a range where the entire top is dead.
If the spark is snapping but the burner does not light, the spark system is at least trying to work. Before replacing an igniter, we look at the simple stuff that actually affects ignition: burner cap position, dirty ports, moisture from cleaning or a spill, and where the spark is landing.
If the burner is clean, dry and assembled correctly but still does not light, then we move deeper into the electrode, switch, wiring and ignition system.
That order keeps a five-minute setup issue from turning into an unnecessary parts job.
On many electric ranges, the surface control cycles power to maintain the selected heat. Seeing the burner glow, switch off, then glow again does not automatically mean something is failing.
The red flag is when the burner no longer responds correctly to the setting, stays much hotter than it should, never gets hot enough, or behaves very differently from the other burners.
If three burners work and one is completely cold, the whole range probably does not have a general power failure. That lets us concentrate on the element, its connection, the burner control, wiring and model-specific electronics.
If every surface element is dead, the diagnostic path changes and the incoming power and shared controls move higher on the list.
Send the brand and model number when you book. A gas range, a coil-top electric range and a radiant glass-top range can have the same “burner not working” complaint with completely different parts underneath.
If the surface burners work but Bake, Broil, oven temperature, the oven fan, door or oven controls are the problem, use the dedicated Oven Repair page.
View Oven RepairIf the cooking surface is a built-in cooktop without an oven underneath it, use the dedicated Cooktop Repair page so we keep that service intent separate.
View Cooktop RepairChoose a brand for appliance-specific repair information. For older or less common ranges, send the model number first so we can check the exact unit.
AGB also accepts selected residential stove and range models from other brands. Send the exact brand and model number when scheduling so service can be checked before the appointment.
You do not need to diagnose the range yourself. These details just tell us where the failure starts.
Tell us which type you have and whether the problem is on the cooking surface, inside the oven, or both.
One dead burner points us toward a local circuit. Multiple dead burners can change the test order.
Clicks but no flame? No spark at all? Element cold? Burner stuck on high? Those details matter.
The model tag is commonly around the oven door frame, storage drawer area or rear label depending on the design.
Tell us the symptom, let us test the affected system, then decide after you see the repair price.
Share the brand, model number, gas or electric type, which burner is affected, and whether the oven section still works.
The technician checks the systems tied to the complaint, explains what failed and gives you the repair price before work starts.
If the repair makes sense, approve the quote. After completion, we test the affected functions and the 90-day repair warranty applies to the parts and labor used for that job.
Choose your city for local service information. Appointments are scheduled according to address and technician route.
Residential gas and electric stove and range repair from the Denton service location and nearby routes.
Residential stove and range repair from the Plano service location and nearby North Texas routes.
Quick answers to the questions homeowners ask before a stove or range service call.
The final price depends on the range model, the failed part and the labor involved. The diagnostic visit is $70. After the stove is tested, you get the repair price before deciding whether to move forward.
Yes. The $70 diagnostic fee is waived when you approve the quote and AGB completes the stove or range repair. If no repair is completed, the diagnostic fee applies.
Same-day and next-day appointments may be available. The earliest opening depends on your address, technician route and appointments already on the schedule.
In everyday use, people often say stove and range for the same appliance. On this page, AGB uses stove and range for a residential cooking appliance with surface burners or elements and an oven below. A separate built-in cooking surface is handled on the Cooktop Repair page.
Yes. AGB services many residential gas stoves and ranges with burner ignition, clicking, flame, switch, wiring and control problems. Tell us if you smell gas or if the issue started after a spill or cleaning.
Yes. We service many residential electric ranges with dead elements, heat-control problems, wiring faults, burner switch issues and electronic control problems.
A burner can click without lighting because of moisture, clogged burner ports, a burner cap that is not seated correctly, weak spark, wiring trouble or another ignition-system problem. The burner should be clean, dry and assembled correctly before a part is blamed.
Constant clicking can happen when moisture or residue affects the ignition area, the flame is not reaching the sensing point correctly, or there is a switch, wiring or spark-system problem. Turn the burner off if it is not operating normally.
Dirty burner ports, an incorrectly seated burner cap, burner setup or gas-related conditions can change the flame. If cleaning and reseating the cap do not correct a repeated abnormal flame, the range should be checked.
If the other burners work, the problem is more likely to be local to that burner circuit. Depending on the model, that can include the element, receptacle or connection, burner switch, wiring or electronic control.
If the burner does not respond when you lower the setting, the heat-control circuit needs to be checked. The control switch or electronics may be involved depending on the range design.
Yes, on many electric ranges the surface element cycles on and off to maintain the selected heat. Cycling by itself is not a failure. A burner that will not regulate, stays too hot, remains cold or behaves very differently from the others may need service.
Yes. AGB repairs oven sections of many residential ranges, but oven-specific problems such as Bake, Broil, preheat, temperature, door and oven fan issues are covered in more detail on the Oven Repair page.
Yes, selected residential built-in cooktops are handled through the dedicated Cooktop Repair service. That page covers cooktop-specific problems without mixing them into stove and range search intent.
Often, yes. Whether repair makes sense depends on the range age, overall condition, failed system, repair history, parts availability and replacement cost. The diagnosis gives you a real repair price to compare with replacement.
AGB services many common residential stove and range brands, including KitchenAid, Whirlpool, Maytag, Frigidaire, GE, LG and Samsung. Other brands may be accepted depending on the exact model and parts availability.
Completed stove and range repairs include a 90-day warranty on the parts and labor used for that repair. The technician explains the coverage when the job is completed.
Stove and range repair is available in Denton, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Prosper, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Highland Village, Lake Dallas, Corinth, Dallas and nearby North Texas communities based on the technician route and scheduling availability.
Service information reviewed August 16, 2026.
Call AGB or send the appointment form with the brand, model number, gas or electric type, which burner is affected, the symptom and your ZIP code. We will check the next available time for your address.