Cooktop Repair in Glenshaw, Allison Park & Hampton, PA

On a gas cooktop, constant clicking or no spark at all points to wet or cracked igniters, a stuck spark switch or a failed spark module; a burner that sparks but will not light usually has a clogged port or misaligned cap. We clean and seat burner parts before replacing anything. On radiant glass tops we test each element, the infinite switches and the limiter, since one element stuck on high or dead is typically a switch or element fault. Induction surfaces are checked for error codes, cooling fan operation, pan detection and the power boards beneath the glass. Cracked glass is replaced as a unit. Throughout, the gas supply is shut off or the circuit is turned off before panels come apart.

Empty the cabinet under the cooktop before the visit so the burner box and wiring can be reached. Many island cooktops use a downdraft vent whose blower and filter need regular cleaning; a weak or noisy downdraft is part of the same service call if you mention it. Find the gas shutoff or breaker for the cooktop beforehand, and keep the model tag, usually under the cooktop or in the manual, handy for parts.