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Dirty or faulty igniter electrode
The electrode sits by each burner; grease and water can foul it.
Auto-ignition gives you an automatic spark when you turn the knob. When it fails, you have to use a lighter or matches — a small but annoying problem.
If you notice one or more of these symptoms, this page is for you:
The electrode sits by each burner; grease and water can foul it.
The cables that carry power to the electrodes.
The part that distributes the electrical signal to the electrodes.
Some stoves need mains power or a battery for auto-ignition.
Auto-ignition faults are common across all brands — we fix them for every one.
See all stove repair servicesUse this table to identify the closest cause before calling. If gas smell is involved, treat it as an emergency.
A specialist technician reaches you within an hour with free inspection and warranty up to a year.