All my Dacor burners click when I turn one knob. Is that normal?

Yes, on many gas cooktops every igniter sparks together when any burner is lit, then stops once the flame is established. Constant clicking after the flame catches is not normal. That usually means moisture in a switch or a failing switch or module.

Plastic melted onto the glass cooktop in our University City apartment. Is it ruined?

Not necessarily. Turn the burner off, let it cool partway, and carefully scrape the plastic off with a razor scraper held at a low angle. If the glass is cracked or pitted underneath, stop using it and report it to your landlord.

Do you repair gas cooktops in Highland Creek homes?

Yes. Gas cooktop repairs usually involve spark igniters, switches, the spark module or clogged burner ports. The technician tests each and gives you the price before replacing anything.

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Dacor Cooktops: What We Check First

Dacor builds cooktops in two very different technologies. The gas models use sealed burners with electronic spark ignition, often with lit control knobs, and they range from 30-inch units to wide professional-style rangetops. The induction models use copper coils under a glass surface, driven by power electronics that create a magnetic field to heat the pan directly. A clicking gas burner and a dead induction zone have almost nothing in common, so the first step is knowing which you own.

Moisture in a spark switch causing nonstop burner clicking
Cracked ceramic igniter leaving one gas burner unlit
Induction cooling fan blocked, triggering overheat shutdowns
Induction power board failure following a storm surge

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

Glass Cooktops in Apartments and Subdivision Kitchens

Most apartment kitchens around University City have smooth glass cooktops on electric ranges. They look simple but are easy to damage: cast iron dragged across the glass, sugar spills that bond to a hot surface, and plastic melted onto a burner left on. A light scratch is cosmetic, but a crack or a chip at the edge means the cooktop should not be used until it is repaired.

Elements that will not heat, stay on full, or cycle oddly usually trace to a failed element, an infinite switch or a relay on the control board. Homes in the northern subdivisions may have gas cooktops instead, where the usual complaints are clicking igniters and burners that will not light.

Let the surface cool and clean it with a razor scraper and cooktop cream. Turn off the breaker if an element will not shut off. If you smell gas, leave and call the gas utility or 911. We test, explain the fault and quote first.