Modern models of gas ranges are equipped with an automatic ignition. It allows you to get rid of matches and use an open flame to light the burner. It is much easier to light the stove in this way. In some models you just need to turn the knob, while others require you to press a button. Once you notice that the burner does not light up automatically, do not rush to get matches or call the technician. Let's try to understand whether you can solve the issue yourself or your Admiral range needs repair. As a rule, when one or two burners are out of order, the owners are fine just using the remaining ones. However, you can’t let this go on forever. The service assistants are often contacted with a problem when the ignition does not work on several burners, but they are normally lit up with matches. First, make note of what happens when you try to light the burner. Normally, you should hear a clicking noise and be able to smell gas coming out of the valves. If you hear the click but don’t smell anything, the problem is likely with the gas flow. If you smell gas but don’t hear any clicking, the issue could lie with the ignition switch. Turn the appliance off and unplug it if you can, then remove the grate and burner cap. Dust, grease, debris lead to improper operation or mechanical damage. Clean out any loose food debris and reconnect any wires that may have come loose. If that doesn’t solve it, you will likely need a new igniter or some work on your gas connection. If you’re not able to get the problem resolved with the above troubleshooting tips, have an experienced Admiral range professional assistant investigate further to identify the cause. Even if you are successful, it may be wise to run a full diagnostic and to avert future problems. Take care of your appliance and clean it regularly.
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