My Miele stove burner lights but then clicks again. Why?

Miele's re-ignition system relights the burner if it detects the flame has gone out. Moisture, food residue or a misaligned cap can trigger repeated clicking. Clean and dry the burner first, then call us if it continues.

Is it normal for our new gas stove in Steele Creek to click when lighting?

A few clicks until the burner lights is normal. Clicking that continues after the flame is lit, or happens with the knob off, usually means moisture on the igniter or a failing switch. Let the burner dry out, and if it continues, a technician can replace the faulty part.

One burner on our gas stove has a tall yellow flame. Is that safe?

A yellow, lazy flame is a sign of poor combustion and should be checked. Turn that burner off and confirm the cap is seated and the ports are clear. If it stays yellow, or if you smell gas at any point, stop using the stove and have it inspected.

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Miele Stoves: What We Check First

When a Charlotte homeowner calls about a Miele stove, it is usually a pro-style freestanding range in 30, 36 or 48 inches. Miele builds these as all-gas and dual-fuel models with dual-stacked burners that go from a very low simmer to high output, plus an oven with M Touch controls on many versions. The dual-fuel models use an electric oven with convection; all-gas versions use gas burners for baking.

Dual-stacked burner igniters cracking or clicking after spills
Oven temperature sensor drift on M Touch models
Convection fan stopping or grinding during baking
Display or touch controls glitching after power surges

The full explanation, including what you can safely check yourself and when repair beats replacement, is in our Miele stove repair guide.

Gas Stoves for First-Time Gas Cooks

Many newer Steele Creek subdivisions were built with natural gas to the kitchen, and plenty of owners moving in are cooking on a gas stove for the first time. Some of what seems like a fault is normal: a few clicks at ignition and a mostly blue flame with small tips of orange. Other signs are not normal, including a burner that never lights, a flame that lifts off the ports, or one that burns tall and yellow.

Most of those come down to burner caps seated wrong after cleaning, ports clogged with spills, or an igniter or spark module that has failed. Electric stoves in Steele Creek townhomes and apartments have a different list, more often losing a radiant element, an infinite switch or a terminal connection.

If you smell gas, leave the home and call the gas utility or 911 from outside. For other issues, let the stove cool, reseat the caps and clear the ports with a straight pin, not a toothpick. We test igniters, switches and valves and quote first.