But maybe you dont have to.
You should probably also shut off the gas to be completely safe.
Once thats done, remove the burner grate and start working on the malfunctioning burner.
Remove and clean the cap thoroughly using a non-abrasive sponge or scrubber and some mild cleaner.
If that doesnt do the trick, remove the cap again and inspect the burner orifice.
Using the same wire,confirm there isnt any collected gunk blocking these portseither.
Replace the cap and test the burner.
If it still isnt working, look at the igniter.
Inspect the connections to see if anything has come loose, and reset as needed.
Push it back into place and see if that has solved your problem.
The burner will slide free.
Replace the burner by pushing it back into place, making sure the connections dont get bent.
Turn the power back on and test the burner.
If it still doesnt heat up, or only heats up partially, you should probably replace the burner.
when you land that information, go to the manufacturers website.
Most appliance makerswillhappilysell youreplacement parts.
when you land the new burner, replacing it is fairly straightforward.
Again, cut the power and gas to the stove before beginning work.
Replacing an electric burner
This is an easy replacement.
Simply remove the bad burner as above, discard it, and push the new one into place.
Replacing a gas burner
First, remove the burner cap.
Next, remove the base the cap sits on.
Once those are gone, the base will lift up.
There will be wires connected to the igniter, which you’re able to simply pull out.
Set it into place and replace the screws.
Turn the power and gas back on and test.
If the gas burner still wont light up properly, again youre probably stuck calling for a repair professional.
