--- title: "Gas burner and ignition repair cost" description: "KitchenAid gas burner and ignition repair cost — a burner that clicks and will not light, or lights and will not stay." url: "https://kitchenaidmiami.support/repair-cost/range-burner-and-ignition-repair/" date_modified: "2026-08-23" Appliance type: "Cooktops, Ranges" --- # KitchenAid gas burner and ignition repair cost ### What the starting figure buys One igniter on one burner. Researched market ranges put an igniter at roughly $150 to $400 fitted and general burner service at $100 to $250, and this work sits inside that. A full set of igniters on a professional-style range is several of those and is quoted as such rather than multiplied on a page. ### The outcomes that cost nothing but the visit - **A burner cap sitting off-center** after a cleaning. Extremely common, and the flame pattern gives it away immediately. - **A burner head not seated in its cross-slot**, so the flame will not carry round. - **Moisture in the igniter** after a spill or a wet cleaning, which clicks endlessly and usually dries out. - **A clogged port** on one side of a burner, which lights unevenly and cleans up. ### What actually needs a part An igniter that has cracked or lost its glow, a spark module that has stopped serving every burner, a safety valve that will not hold once the flame is established, and on a sealed-burner deck an orifice that has been disturbed. Those are measured rather than guessed, and the difference between them is why this page publishes a starting point instead of one number. ### What the figure is A starting point and a researched market range for South Florida rather than a quote for your range. The exact cost is confirmed after an on-site diagnostic and agreed in writing before anything is opened. What moves this figure Researched market range: igniter $150–$400; burner service $100–$250 A cap or a cross-slot in the wrong place costs the visit only Clicking that will not stop is usually moisture, not a part One burner, or all of them One burner out is an igniter or an orifice and it is the starting figure. Every burner clicking together points at the spark module, which is one part serving the whole cooktop and a different figure. That is the first thing the visit establishes. What happened just before If it started after a cleaning, the odds are very good that a cap is off-center or a burner head is not seated in its cross-slot, and that costs the visit. If it started after a spill or on a humid morning, moisture in the igniter is the first suspect and often dries out. Whether it is a professional-style machine Published service data names professional-style ranges among the most service-prone categories, with igniters and other high-heat parts leading. That is a fact about heavy burner hardware rather than about this badge — but it does mean the Commercial-Style machines see this repair more often, and the burner hardware on them costs more than a mainstream part. What the starting figure buys One igniter on one burner. Researched market ranges put an igniter at roughly $150 to $400 fitted and general burner service at $100 to $250, and this work sits inside that. A full set of igniters on a professional-style range is several of those and is quoted as such rather than multiplied on a page. The outcomes that cost nothing but the visit A burner cap sitting off-center after a cleaning. Extremely common, and the flame pattern gives it away immediately. A burner head not seated in its cross-slot, so the flame will not carry round. Moisture in the igniter after a spill or a wet cleaning, which clicks endlessly and usually dries out. A clogged port on one side of a burner, which lights unevenly and cleans up. What actually needs a part An igniter that has cracked or lost its glow, a spark module that has stopped serving every burner, a safety valve that will not hold once the flame is established, and on a sealed-burner deck an orifice that has been disturbed. Those are measured rather than guessed, and the difference between them is why this page publishes a starting point instead of one number. What the figure is A starting point and a researched market range for South Florida rather than a quote for your range. The exact cost is confirmed after an on-site diagnostic and agreed in writing before anything is opened. ### It clicks and clicks and never lights. If it started after a cleaning or a spill, dry the area around the igniter and check that the cap is centered and the head is seated. Those two account for a large share of these calls and cost nothing. If it is still clicking dry and seated, it is the igniter. ### Every burner clicks when I turn on one. That points at the spark module rather than at any individual burner, and it is one part for the whole cooktop. It is worth mentioning when you book because it changes what comes on the van. ### It lights and goes out when I let go of the knob. That is the safety valve rather than the ignition — the flame is not being confirmed, so the gas is being shut off. It is a different part and a different figure from an igniter. ### Do you charge more for a Commercial-Style range? The labor is the same. The burner hardware on a professional-style machine costs more than a mainstream part, and there are usually more burners, so a full set is a bigger number. We will tell you which of those you are looking at before ordering anything. --- **[Read full article: Gas burner and ignition repair cost](https://kitchenaidmiami.support/repair-cost/range-burner-and-ignition-repair/)**