A Star Burner that clicks but won’t light is one of the most common Pro range service calls — and usually one of the more affordable fixes.
A Star Burner that clicks but won’t light is one of the most common Pro range service calls — and usually one of the more affordable fixes.
A little routine igniter care goes a long way toward preventing the most common Star Burner service call: clicking without lighting.
E2 means your range’s safety system has shut off the gas valve. Here’s the right way to respond.
A clicking igniter that won’t light is usually a simple fix, but there’s one specific scenario that means you should stop and call for help immediately.
The PRD304WHU combines a Star Burner gas cooktop with a PureConvection electric oven in one freestanding dual-fuel unit. Because it shares control electronics between both halves, a fault on one side is always worth having checked alongside the other during the same visit.
The PRD486WDHU packs a full 6-burner Star Burner cooktop and griddle alongside dual oven cavities in a single 48″ installation, each oven with independent temperature control but sharing a central control platform. A fault can sometimes affect just one cavity while the other continues operating normally — a useful diagnostic clue our technicians check first.