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Why does my Viking burner keep clicking?
Continuous clicking on a Viking burner often points to moisture, debris, misalignment, an ignition switch issue or a spark-module problem. Persistent clicking should be checked, especially if ignition is delayed.
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Why does my Viking burner keep clicking?
Continuous clicking on a Viking burner often points to moisture, debris, misalignment, an ignition switch issue or a spark-module problem. Persistent clicking should be checked, especially if ignition is delayed.
Common reasons
- Moisture around the burner after cleaning or a spill
- A burner cap that is not seated correctly
- Food residue affecting the ignition area
- A switch, wire or spark module continuing to energize the igniters
Safe first checks
- Turn the burner controls off and let recently cleaned areas dry completely.
- When cool, make sure removable burner parts are seated as the owner guide shows.
- Do not use sharp metal objects around the igniter.
- If you smell gas, turn controls off, ventilate safely and follow the gas utility or emergency guidance for your property.
When to request service
Request service if clicking continues when all controls are off, ignition is delayed, multiple burners are affected, or the symptom returns after the area is dry.
A useful request includes the brand, full model number when available, city, symptoms, error messages, urgency and whether there is active water, cooling loss, gas odor or an electrical concern.
Related repair information
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