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Just to let you know, this video is still doing the business. I'm pretty hopeless at DIY stuff, so didn't have a clue when this problem came up. Sorted now without any fuss. Thanks so much. You're a star.
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This worked. My cooker has stopped clicking wildly. I went a step further and removed the top cover by removing the small screws you can see here. They are star shaped for safety. ( risk of electrocution) I found two igniter cables literally lying in a pool of oil. I cleaned it all up and walla , no more annoying clicks. ! Thanks mate!!
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Sir . First off Thank you ! I thought I broke my range , and you saved me on a bill for a professional to come out . I have watched so many UA-cam videos , been on whirlpool website and nothing worked , cleaned it etc but when you cut on all burners ..!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 I immediately went to do that and it worked! Thank you and God bless you !
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Great video - my wife now thinks that I am a genius for repairing the problem...I said nothing that it was you who had directed me to these great heights; thank you.
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This video by far is the best exploration and step by step with out the confusion and elaborate details … so I randomly started cleaning at 2 am day before Christmas dinner and I think I wet the pilots and got the clicking noise ! This is the second video I watched and so far so good ! Thank you 🙏🏾
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Awesome worked! Save my weekend - thanks so much! Clicking suddenly started while nothing was on (scary). Then turned off the breaker, cleaned the around the spark plug. Didn’t work. Then turned everything on, ignited all the burners, hit the breaker , let all the burners run on simmer/low for 30 minutes without power, turned off the burners, turned power back on and NO noise!
Boom. Just like that, peace in the home is restored. I find the clicking to be like water torture. Soooo frustrating. Mine has just started doing it again. So long as you realise it will happen every so often, it's fine. You just rinse and repeat. Ps, don't forget to hit the subscribe button. Thanks.
Havnt had an issue with the hob for 20 years and this was the first video I used when this problem occurred and it worked first time! Videos like these which save people a lot of money from just buying new stuff
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My stove had the clicking issue today. Even though the igniter and the area around it looked clean, I followed the 2nd option, thankfully it worked！ Thank you 😊❤
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Thank you for this video - super helpful. I used white (distilled) vinegar, cos that's all I had, with an old toothbrush (also left to dry overnight) - and it's worked a treat. Thank you! :)
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You are brilliant mate😂 The new gas cooker was just installed A few minutes late when I tried to turn the gas on it started clicking I didn't know what is going on! It's brand new gas cooker though it shouldn't have moisture. Even though the engineer left the gas for a couple of minutes on and also the oven for 30 minutes. I tried what this gentleman done. I turned the gas for a couple of minutes then the clicking has gone simply. The thing is I don't understand why that happened even though it's brand new gas cooker! The God bless you mate
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I didn't have rubbing alcohol, so instead as a quick fix (after putting the burner on for some time did not help) I switched on the underneath oven to 350 F and let it sit there for 10 mins. I think that heats and warms the underneath layer of the cook top and helps get any moisture stuck there. The clicking stopped for me after that
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Thank you so much for this video. My hob started clicking and I managed to sort it by turning on the burners for 15 minutes. So glad I found this video - I've now subscribed!
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I am in US, after 2 years, your video still makes me solve my problem ….my wife spelling water over cook top . After drying it and cleaning the clicking is gone 😅. Thanks very !
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Thank you for such a simple advising video..I followed yr instruction without the cleaning lliquid..but used sand ppr and a cotton bud to clean and..Bingo after 2 attempts..the annoying tik tik noise finally stopped..Thanks once again...
This pretty much works almost every time. Give it another go. Try leaving burners on longer. Then try cleaning and sanding more thoroughly. Then try burners again. It should work.
Glad it helped my friend. That clicking drives you potty doesn't it? If it happens again (and you have a UK tyope system where you can turn the appliance off at the wall / plug). Turning it off after it's been ignited, stops the clicking. Thanks for watching and commenting and please remember to like the video and subscribe for more helpful advice.
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Opened the top cover of my gas range to clean it up thoroughly. The metal sticking out beside the igniter is a thermocouple sensor connected to a solenoid valve where gas pass thru. It shuts off the supply of gas in case there is gas leak or temperature too high (not sure which of the two). Safety feature I guess.
Hello all, Kenmore gas cook top, 20 yrs old but never used. New condition. I am curious about how it was engineered. The knob has to be turned past "high" to initiate the spark ignitor by entering a 3 inch venturi tube. That is a lot of gas spewing out before ignition. Should I install it in a home with kids? Thoughts?
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Turn off the power, check all connections are okay, turn on power and check. Anything more complicated and you really should call in an expert. Don’t mess with electricity if you’re not an expert.
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Thank you for video. I have a new cooker and this exact problem started up yesterday. I found this video this morning and problem solved straight away ☺
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Hi Besmellah. Hmm, I'm not sure, I've only used products which don't leave a residue when they dry. I've not tried soap as unless you wash it off with water (which is one of the things were trying to avoid) it will leave a residue. I've added an Amazon Affiliate Link to the video description for surgical spirit/Rubbing Alcohol. Which should assist you. Please remember to subscribe to my channel, hit the notification bell and watch a few of my my other videos, for some more helpful tips and great content.
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Had to write a second updated comment ! You are a BLESSING … my old electric stove works again after I cleaned with alcohol and then let my burners burn the moisture out for about 15 mins . It’s like brand new including a good clean I wasn’t expecting 🎉😅✅ I WILL BE SUBSCRIBING 👥🫡😎
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Any idea what the problem could be if its still clicking even after I've let the gas run to dry up any moisture and throughly cleaned it? It's a relatively new hob
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I’m usually scared of anything electrical but i wanted to try the second method where you turn switch off but fire is still burning. Is this quite safe? My ignition has been clicking for months and it’s driving me crazy!
Essentially it’s two different fuel sources. The gas provides the continuous flame. The electricity literally only provides the spark to ignite the flame. Once lit, there’s no need for electricity, so you dont need the gas on. If your stove has been clicking for months, it’s more likely to be dirt than water but try lighting all burners first, as it’s the quicker of the two options. Please remember to subscribe, hit the bell icon and choose to be notified for all my new videos and watch a few of my other videos too.
You saved two panicked parents after a generous spray of cleaning solution ended up with clicking hell (a lesson learned!) Cheers - we've chucked you a couple of beers 👍😁
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I’ll try to help. 1 - What solution did you use to clean it? 2 - How long did you run all burners for? 3 - Did you use sandpaper to clean the over components?
Try pulling each drawer out as far as it will go, then, when it's at it's full extent, lift the front of the drawer up and pull out again. That usually gets the drawer to come out. Let me know how you get on.
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it's my oven that's the problem for me, when I turn the knob to light the oven the gas comes on but ingniter keeps clicking and the only way to stop it is to turn off the knob to off or turn the switch on the wall to off and then the gas goes off. ..my top burners are fine.. so, is it the same principle that the igniter may have some grease or oil on it?
Thanks for watching and commentig Tina. I guess it's the same principle but as the oven gets so hot, it's unlikely to be water in the oven, so more likely to be something on the burner. Sounds like you're gonna have to get your head and shoulders in there and clean the burner off. Please remember to subscribe and watch a few of my other vidoes, for more helpful tips.
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By his accent, he is a Brit. They use 220v as their regular elect juice. Hence the plugin switch in regular, house wiring. In US we run 120v. Stove, still is wired for 220v at the panel. In our case a switch cannot conveniently be wired in.
@@BasilRBhan Hi Basil. Thanks for watching. You're almost right. Yes I'm a Brit and we're almost at 220V. Over here we used to be 240V but are now powered by 230V. in our single phase (typical household) supply. It's really interesting to hear that you don't have similar cut off switches over there. It makes us realise how convenient it is and how lucky we are over here. Well, I'm assuing it is a good thing. I'm sure there must be a good reason (apart from the safety aspect of you having 120v over there) for you not having an isolating switch. If you know why you don't have a switch, I'd be really interested to learn. Cheers.
Sometimes what you think is clean, isn't clean enough. It happens to me too. You've just gotta go back through the cleaning process and spend some more time cleaning all the contacts etc.
Thank you, I just took it apart cleaned it again and it's still clicking. I think it's about 30 years old. Maybe I need to replace it? I used alcohol a q tip. slid a butter knife in between to make sure there was nothing clogging it, but click click click. @@essentialhandyman
Hmmmm, I'm not 100% sure. I tend to use white spirit/turps for removing sticky residues, cleaning paint from my hands,/off of surfaces etc., and meths for degreasing. In my expeeience white spirit dooesn't degrease as well as meths. That said, if that's what you have. Use it sparingly and wait for it to dry before you igniote the burner (it is petrol based after all!!!) and see if it works for you. If not, you can try some meths and conduct your own investigation. If you do, I'd be really interested to hear the results of how both performed. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@essentialhandyman yh I just brought a place it had never been cleaned all 4 was going crazy I gutted all 4 and now only two are doing it but no rubbing alcohol on hand so will grab some tomorrow to be safe but wow u shouldve seen the state of mine
@@angelahowarth506 Interesting feedback. I'm not surprised as I'd expect meths to degrease better than white spirit. One last question though. Are you sure the burner isn't clicking because it's wet? If you fire them all up and leave them running for a short period, it may dry out any reesidual moisture (like mine did) and solve the clicking.
Friend, you dont need to clean the white part. it's the metal on top of the igniter that is creating a spark with the metal part that the black cap sits on. the dirt is on the metal part that you previously removed. This part didn't look clean
Hi Beaver. Sometimes it doesn't work and you've got to repeat the process. Just run the heat long enough to make sure it's completely dry and after that, it's a case of making sure you are meticulous with the cleaning and sanding. I find sand paper gets rid of much more dirt than washing, cleaning etc. Good luck and let me know if you manage to stop it this time. Ps, don't forget to hit the subscribe button. Thanks.
1 - Check someone hasn’t turned the cooker off at the wall. 2 - Check the cooker hasn’t been unplugged. 3 - Check the consumer unit to make sure you haven’t ‘tripped’ one of the RCDs. 4 - Check the plug to make sure you haven’t tripped the fuse. These are solutions for an electrical system in England. If you’re from somewhere else, comment below where you’re from and my viewers may be able to help you out. Please let me know how you get on.
My Jenn-air works the for the first part but once I turn off the stove, it started clicking again. I couldn’t clean it because there’s no way to shut off my stove, the switch that you have is no where in sight 😫
I think you may be in the states, is that right? I've heard you don't have switched sockets out there, so localised isolation would be a problem. If you have a main fuse board, you could turn off the cooker from the main switch, double checking it's safe of course, and do the cleaning with the cooker isolated from the mains. Would that work for you?
I’m having this issue, only one hob is sparking just like in your video and I cooked using that one last night while the clicking continued, tried it again this morning and it’s still clicking, everything looks spotless so not sure why the clicking is still continuing
*update* for some reason the ring that was clicking/sparking wasn’t the one with the issue, noticed one of the other rings was a bit dirty around the ignition so cleaned that one off and it is no longer clicking 🙏 thank god
Glad you resolved it. This is an issue which will periodically happen every few moths or so I think. You've just gotta keep going through the process and keep it clean if you can. E.g. I tend to cook on my front left burner most of the time but I know this week my rear right burner started clicking if I use it. Looks like I'll be following my own advice (again) tomorrow, to get rid of that infernal noise. Thanks for watching and commenting and please remember to like the video and subscribe for more helpful advice.
@@essentialhandyman yes we do the same it’s only really one or 2 burners that get used and because only one was sparking it was just that one that needed cleaning, although something must have spilled onto the back one at some point because after cleaning that the clicking stopped 🤷♂️ haha
Do you know the white stuff surrounding the igniter it looks like a ceramic that you sounded what if that is cracked and broken on one side expose in the whole igniter travel size?
The white surround on my cooker is plastic. It's there to insulate the metal, so that the spark comes out of the section at the top of it. I've never had a cooker where that white section broke. However, I would say watch what the spark does and act accordingly. Does it still spark only towards the gas burner or does it spark in other directions?
I'm not 100% on the scence but I think it's to dirt with a build up of crud acting as a conductor. Thanks for watching and commenting. Please remember to subscribe to the channel and give me a big thumbs up. Cheers.
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Just to let you know, this video is still doing the business. I'm pretty hopeless at DIY stuff, so didn't have a clue when this problem came up. Sorted now without any fuss. Thanks so much. You're a star.
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helped me too . thank you so much :-)
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This worked. My cooker has stopped clicking wildly. I went a step further and removed the top cover by removing the small screws you can see here. They are star shaped for safety. ( risk of electrocution) I found two igniter cables literally lying in a pool of oil. I cleaned it all up and walla , no more annoying clicks. ! Thanks mate!!
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@@essentialhandyman absolutely right. Will do thanks.
It’s “ voila”, French.
@@apopisso6302no its not, its viola!
Sir .
First off Thank you ! I thought I broke my range , and you saved me on a bill for a professional to come out .
I have watched so many UA-cam videos , been on whirlpool website and nothing worked , cleaned it etc but when you cut on all burners ..!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I immediately went to do that and it worked!
Thank you and God bless you !
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Great video - my wife now thinks that I am a genius for repairing the problem...I said nothing that it was you who had directed me to these great heights; thank you.
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This video by far is the best exploration and step by step with out the confusion and elaborate details … so I randomly started cleaning at 2 am day before Christmas dinner and I think I wet the pilots and got the clicking noise ! This is the second video I watched and so far so good ! Thank you 🙏🏾
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How do you turn off oven when it’s wired into wall
Cleaning didn't work. But letting the burners keep going for a few minutes did. You're a genius! Thank you.
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Awesome worked! Save my weekend - thanks so much! Clicking suddenly started while nothing was on (scary). Then turned off the breaker, cleaned the around the spark plug. Didn’t work. Then turned everything on, ignited all the burners, hit the breaker , let all the burners run on simmer/low for 30 minutes without power, turned off the burners, turned power back on and NO noise!
Boom. Just like that, peace in the home is restored. I find the clicking to be like water torture. Soooo frustrating. Mine has just started doing it again. So long as you realise it will happen every so often, it's fine. You just rinse and repeat. Ps, don't forget to hit the subscribe button. Thanks.
Havnt had an issue with the hob for 20 years and this was the first video I used when this problem occurred and it worked first time! Videos like these which save people a lot of money from just buying new stuff
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I just had this issue on today . It worked . I was planning on evacuating , calling the F.D. But, I googled you tube …. Thanks for the information.
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You are an absolutely a star. Straight to the point and fix my issue right away. Thank you so much.
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You are a genius.. I hope you are knighted by the queen for what you’ve done for us
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Just tried the 1st solution and worked like a charm. Missus is impressed with me. Thanks.
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My stove had the clicking issue today. Even though the igniter and the area around it looked clean, I followed the 2nd option, thankfully it worked！ Thank you 😊❤
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Thank you for this video - super helpful. I used white (distilled) vinegar, cos that's all I had, with an old toothbrush (also left to dry overnight) - and it's worked a treat. Thank you! :)
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I thought I would have to call a electrician...this was easy to follow
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Worked like a charm, and in front of the Father in Law too, so extra credit!
What a Brucie bonus!
Thank you from Detroit, Michigan, USA! I was in full panic-mode until I found this video. And, I learned a new word in the process - hob!
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You are brilliant mate😂
The new gas cooker was just installed
A few minutes late when I tried to turn the gas on it started clicking I didn't know what is going on! It's brand new gas cooker though it shouldn't have moisture. Even though the engineer left the gas for a couple of minutes on and also the oven for 30 minutes.
I tried what this gentleman done. I turned the gas for a couple of minutes then the clicking has gone simply.
The thing is I don't understand why that happened even though it's brand new gas cooker!
The God bless you mate
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I must admit I've no idea why a new appliance would have moisture in it.
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We had exactly the same problem. Tried what you suggested and all good now. Saved us a lot of money, thank you very much
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I didn't have rubbing alcohol, so instead as a quick fix (after putting the burner on for some time did not help) I switched on the underneath oven to 350 F and let it sit there for 10 mins. I think that heats and warms the underneath layer of the cook top and helps get any moisture stuck there. The clicking stopped for me after that
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Thank you so much for this video. My hob started clicking and I managed to sort it by turning on the burners for 15 minutes. So glad I found this video - I've now subscribed!
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I was scared of the constant clicking even when the flashes are burning. I’m sure there must be moisture from cleaning.
I am in US, after 2 years, your video still makes me solve my problem ….my wife spelling water over cook top . After drying it and cleaning the clicking is gone 😅.
Thanks very !
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As soon as you said, "God im good" I knew this would work, cheers mate!
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Thank you for such a simple advising video..I followed yr instruction without the cleaning lliquid..but used sand ppr and a cotton bud to clean and..Bingo after 2 attempts..the annoying tik tik noise finally stopped..Thanks once again...
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Thanks Mate, I followed your sanding technique and it seems to have worked
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Helpful video! I'm still having this issue and have tried your advice, would you have any more ideas? Or do I need to call a handyman/electrician?
This pretty much works almost every time. Give it another go. Try leaving burners on longer. Then try cleaning and sanding more thoroughly. Then try burners again. It should work.
Genius! Saved me $200. Thank you.
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Thank you sooo much!! The clicker thing was going on for 24hours and the keeping the flame on for a few mins stopped it. Thank you!!!
Glad it helped my friend. That clicking drives you potty doesn't it? If it happens again (and you have a UK tyope system where you can turn the appliance off at the wall / plug). Turning it off after it's been ignited, stops the clicking.
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Is it not dangerous? Mine started in the afternoon but for some reason I can't fix it now but only in the next hours. No problem?
Thanks mate, from a fellow Loddoner of the old school
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Very good - this video saved our weekend! Thank you.
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Every time I hear that sound my mind goes “this beat is my recital it think it’s very vital to rock around that’s right on top it’s tricky”
Hahahaha, I swear no Run DMC samples were harmed during the recording of this video.
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Awesome thanks a ton .. you got me brownie points from my wife
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Thanks for the video mate...first time see the sand paper thing . Pretty nice
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My problem solved after watching this video. Very useful. Thanks dear
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Opened the top cover of my gas range to clean it up thoroughly. The metal sticking out beside the igniter is a thermocouple sensor connected to a solenoid valve where gas pass thru. It shuts off the supply of gas in case there is gas leak or temperature too high (not sure which of the two). Safety feature I guess.
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Dude!! You are a superstar !!! Just looked like a superhero in front of my whole family 😅!!
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So well explained and fixed the problem. Thank you so much as was preparing dinner for six🙃. Well done for sharing this.
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Thank you so much. I just fixed my Westinghouse 90cm gas cooktop. Igniters were sparking. I cleaned it last night & used to much water. Thank you
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Hello all, Kenmore gas cook top, 20 yrs old but never used. New condition. I am curious about how it was engineered. The knob has to be turned past "high" to initiate the spark ignitor by entering a 3 inch venturi tube. That is a lot of gas spewing out before ignition. Should I install it in a home with kids? Thoughts?
Thanks I found the right video to help me fix the hob. You’re a genius. Thank you so much!
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Absolute lifesaver... Thank you SOOO much for taking the time to share this! Legend!!!
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ha... well done. from Joseph in Los Angeles... love your presentation. Bravo !
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Where did you get the little wire frame for the smallest burner that stops small pans falling over?
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Step 1 already helped ! Good Tips ! Thanks !!!
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Very thank you you help me a lot and now my wife is happy 😅
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Great video! Do you have any solutions for one of the hobs not even clicking? Just moved house and one of then aren't working at all 🤔
Turn off the power, check all connections are okay, turn on power and check. Anything more complicated and you really should call in an expert. Don’t mess with electricity if you’re not an expert.
@@essentialhandyman thank you! I will try and see what happens 😉
Fixed my issue! Thank you! Why didn't I think of just running the burners!?!
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Thank you for video. I have a new cooker and this exact problem started up yesterday. I found this video this morning and problem solved straight away ☺
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Thanks and it worked!!! I just turned on the stove and let the fire burn for 15 seconds and the noise stopped!
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Thank you brother, I needed help and I found you. Have an amazing day
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Great advice! First I saw suggesting turn burners on to heat!! That fixed it.
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Hi the metal thing sticking up is a thermocouple to shut the gas off if there is a flame failure.
Thanks for the info Dave. Much appreciated. 👍🏼
Thanks a bunch! This is so helpful. Love from Australia.
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I know this is a year old but thank you sooo much! Was driving me nuts 😂
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Thank you very much! Quite useful! I followed your first advice and it worked! Cheers!
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Thanks, you just saved me from panicking when this happened to me this morning.
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Brilliant solution, fixed the problem in an instant. I used Hydrogen Peroxide as it was all I had to hand.
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@essentialhandyman can u use vinegar?
Thanks so much for this. You saved me serious money!
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Can we use other staff for rubbing like dishwasher soap instead of alcohol
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had this problem and your tips worked, thanks so much !
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Had to write a second updated comment ! You are a BLESSING … my old electric stove works again after I cleaned with alcohol and then let my burners burn the moisture out for about 15 mins . It’s like brand new including a good clean I wasn’t expecting 🎉😅✅ I WILL BE SUBSCRIBING 👥🫡😎
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Thanks, just tried now and it worked
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Thank you - your solution worked. Really appreciate it.
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Any idea what the problem could be if its still clicking even after I've let the gas run to dry up any moisture and throughly cleaned it? It's a relatively new hob
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Thanks mate.
Love the you tube for video like this.
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Thank you! The noise was driving me crazy. Turning on the burners for 3 minutes helped.
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Amazing! Worked with sandpaper
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Thanks, buddy... been a great help.👍
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Thank you
I was able to fix the problem 😊
Thanks so much for this, it did work I just had to give it a few minutes
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I’m usually scared of anything electrical but i wanted to try the second method where you turn switch off but fire is still burning. Is this quite safe? My ignition has been clicking for months and it’s driving me crazy!
Essentially it’s two different fuel sources. The gas provides the continuous flame. The electricity literally only provides the spark to ignite the flame. Once lit, there’s no need for electricity, so you dont need the gas on.
If your stove has been clicking for months, it’s more likely to be dirt than water but try lighting all burners first, as it’s the quicker of the two options.
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You saved two panicked parents after a generous spray of cleaning solution ended up with clicking hell (a lesson learned!) Cheers - we've chucked you a couple of beers 👍😁
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If it’s still doing this after both, any ideas?
I’ll try to help.
1 - What solution did you use to clean it?
2 - How long did you run all burners for?
3 - Did you use sandpaper to clean the over components?
Nice one that's a great tip and video thanks Ian and remember stay safe and make more great videos 🍺🍺👍👍
Thanks Brian. You too my friend.
Hi , I can't find the plug to turn the electric off to start to clean it , we have drawers underneath the hob but can't get them out
Try pulling each drawer out as far as it will go, then, when it's at it's full extent, lift the front of the drawer up and pull out again. That usually gets the drawer to come out. Let me know how you get on.
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Outstanding! Thanks your ideas worked. 👍
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great video mate
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In the middle of trying to fix my oven, what does it mean if I turn it off at the electrical board but the top still clicks?
Are you saying that you think you’ve turned it off but it is still making the clicking noise?
it's my oven that's the problem for me, when I turn the knob to light the oven the gas comes on but ingniter keeps clicking and the only way to stop it is to turn off the knob to off or turn the switch on the wall to off and then the gas goes off. ..my top burners are fine.. so, is it the same principle that the igniter may have some grease or oil on it?
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Thanks! Saved me from ordering parts that wouldn't have fixed the problem.
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Legend. Cheers mate. That helped me right out
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Thanks heaps. It worked for me🙏
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Thanks Mate! I wish my stove had a switch on the wall to turn off the power to the unit! (American codes do not require it, alas.)
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By his accent, he is a Brit. They use 220v as their regular elect juice. Hence the plugin switch in regular, house wiring. In US we run 120v. Stove, still is wired for 220v at the panel. In our case a switch cannot conveniently be wired in.
@@BasilRBhan Hi Basil. Thanks for watching. You're almost right. Yes I'm a Brit and we're almost at 220V. Over here we used to be 240V but are now powered by 230V. in our single phase (typical household) supply. It's really interesting to hear that you don't have similar cut off switches over there. It makes us realise how convenient it is and how lucky we are over here. Well, I'm assuing it is a good thing. I'm sure there must be a good reason (apart from the safety aspect of you having 120v over there) for you not having an isolating switch. If you know why you don't have a switch, I'd be really interested to learn. Cheers.
My stove won't stop clicking and it's clean and not wet. What do you recommend?
Sometimes what you think is clean, isn't clean enough. It happens to me too. You've just gotta go back through the cleaning process and spend some more time cleaning all the contacts etc.
Thank you, I just took it apart cleaned it again and it's still clicking. I think it's about 30 years old. Maybe I need to replace it? I used alcohol a q tip. slid a butter knife in between to make sure there was nothing clogging it, but click click click. @@essentialhandyman
U reckon white spririt would work as good ?
Hmmmm, I'm not 100% sure. I tend to use white spirit/turps for removing sticky residues, cleaning paint from my hands,/off of surfaces etc., and meths for degreasing. In my expeeience white spirit dooesn't degrease as well as meths. That said, if that's what you have. Use it sparingly and wait for it to dry before you igniote the burner (it is petrol based after all!!!) and see if it works for you. If not, you can try some meths and conduct your own investigation. If you do, I'd be really interested to hear the results of how both performed.
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@@essentialhandyman yh I just brought a place it had never been cleaned all 4 was going crazy I gutted all 4 and now only two are doing it but no rubbing alcohol on hand so will grab some tomorrow to be safe but wow u shouldve seen the state of mine
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@@essentialhandyman I'm trying white spirit now and it hasnt worked, cleaned it multiple times and let dry and still clicking.
@@angelahowarth506 Interesting feedback. I'm not surprised as I'd expect meths to degrease better than white spirit.
One last question though. Are you sure the burner isn't clicking because it's wet? If you fire them all up and leave them running for a short period, it may dry out any reesidual moisture (like mine did) and solve the clicking.
Friend, you dont need to clean the white part. it's the metal on top of the igniter that is creating a spark with the metal part that the black cap sits on. the dirt is on the metal part that you previously removed. This part didn't look clean
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Hi. I have tried both methods and clicking still going on. Have good spark and gas but clicking not going. What can i try next pls?
Hi Beaver. Sometimes it doesn't work and you've got to repeat the process. Just run the heat long enough to make sure it's completely dry and after that, it's a case of making sure you are meticulous with the cleaning and sanding. I find sand paper gets rid of much more dirt than washing, cleaning etc. Good luck and let me know if you manage to stop it this time. Ps, don't forget to hit the subscribe button. Thanks.
Thank you brother 👌
How do I fix one that the igniter doesn’t come on at all? Mine suddenly stopped sparking
1 - Check someone hasn’t turned the cooker off at the wall.
2 - Check the cooker hasn’t been unplugged.
3 - Check the consumer unit to make sure you haven’t ‘tripped’ one of the RCDs.
4 - Check the plug to make sure you haven’t tripped the fuse.
These are solutions for an electrical system in England. If you’re from somewhere else, comment below where you’re from and my viewers may be able to help you out.
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What a legend! It works
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My Jenn-air works the for the first part but once I turn off the stove, it started clicking again. I couldn’t clean it because there’s no way to shut off my stove, the switch that you have is no where in sight 😫
I think you may be in the states, is that right? I've heard you don't have switched sockets out there, so localised isolation would be a problem. If you have a main fuse board, you could turn off the cooker from the main switch, double checking it's safe of course, and do the cleaning with the cooker isolated from the mains. Would that work for you?
I’m having this issue, only one hob is sparking just like in your video and I cooked using that one last night while the clicking continued, tried it again this morning and it’s still clicking, everything looks spotless so not sure why the clicking is still continuing
*update* for some reason the ring that was clicking/sparking wasn’t the one with the issue, noticed one of the other rings was a bit dirty around the ignition so cleaned that one off and it is no longer clicking 🙏 thank god
Glad you resolved it. This is an issue which will periodically happen every few moths or so I think. You've just gotta keep going through the process and keep it clean if you can. E.g. I tend to cook on my front left burner most of the time but I know this week my rear right burner started clicking if I use it. Looks like I'll be following my own advice (again) tomorrow, to get rid of that infernal noise.
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@@essentialhandyman yes we do the same it’s only really one or 2 burners that get used and because only one was sparking it was just that one that needed cleaning, although something must have spilled onto the back one at some point because after cleaning that the clicking stopped 🤷♂️ haha
Do you know the white stuff surrounding the igniter it looks like a ceramic that you sounded what if that is cracked and broken on one side expose in the whole igniter travel size?
The white surround on my cooker is plastic. It's there to insulate the metal, so that the spark comes out of the section at the top of it. I've never had a cooker where that white section broke. However, I would say watch what the spark does and act accordingly. Does it still spark only towards the gas burner or does it spark in other directions?
thank you it helped so much
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So why does cleaning it stop it from clicking?What is the theory behind it? Thank you.
I'm not 100% on the scence but I think it's to dirt with a build up of crud acting as a conductor. Thanks for watching and commenting. Please remember to subscribe to the channel and give me a big thumbs up. Cheers.
Thanks useful video. I am facing this issue after cleanup :)
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@@essentialhandyman thanks it did fixed for hearting for longer time. Took like 4 hours on and off.
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I cant get my oven to spark . Im having to go in with a light 😮. Any advice pls 🙏
First thing I would do is check the fuse on the igniter.