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edale
Jan 13, 2008, 10:53 AM
I have only one burner lighting on my gas stove. How do I relight the other burners?
Bootlegteen47
Jan 13, 2008, 11:05 AM
You need to open up the top of the stovetop and re-light the Pilot Light. There should be one on each side (one light works for two burners) . Did you let greese or anything fall onto the burners that don't light? That could be the cause also. If the pilot light is lit and the burners still don't go on - try turning them on and light a match near them. Good luck.
ballengerb1
Jan 13, 2008, 12:39 PM
Most new stoves no longer have a pilot. Does your stove make a clicking noise when you turn the knob on? The actual burner can be little more than a heavy round plate with about 30 small slots around the edge. Pick it up and wipe it down checking for debris. When you reset the plate wiggle it side to side to insure it has dropped into place completely.
edale
Jan 13, 2008, 05:12 PM
I have only one burner lighting on my gas stove. How do I relight the other burners?
Thanks for the info, I have since gotten a second to light-each on different pilots, but one doesn't even clidk when I try to turn it on the other will only light with a match and once I turn it off it won't come back on without a match. This happened awhile ago, I think I may have gotten something in them while cleaning the stovetop. Thanks again!
ballengerb1
Jan 14, 2008, 09:58 AM
Yes, cleaming can fix a problem like this or create the problem. If it is a pilot light there usually is only one for the 4 burners. Oven may have its own if there is no clicker soarking.