One coil on my Admiral cooktop won't heat. How do I know what's wrong?

With the breaker off, swap the coil into a working position. If it still doesn't heat, the element is bad. If it works, the receptacle or switch is the problem.

One burner on our Stallings gas cooktop clicks nonstop. Is that dangerous?

It is usually moisture or a misaligned cap rather than a gas problem, but it should not be ignored. Dry the burner area and reseat the cap with the cooktop off. If clicking continues, the spark switch or module is likely at fault, which we can replace.

Can you repair a cracked glass cooktop in an Indian Trail kitchen?

A cracked glass top needs to be replaced, and you should stop using it until then because spills can reach the wiring below. Depending on the model, the glass can sometimes be replaced alone. We check part availability and price before ordering anything.

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Admiral Cooktops: What We Check First

Admiral built-in cooktops are uncommon, and most cooktop calls for the brand involve the surface of an Admiral range. Electric models usually have plug-in coil elements that sit in receptacles under drip pans, controlled by infinite switches behind each knob. Some later models have smooth glass tops with radiant elements. Gas models use open or sealed burners lit by spark igniters or, on very old units, standing pilots.

Burned coil receptacle causing an element to flicker or fail
Infinite switch wear leaving an element stuck on high
Gas igniters clicking without lighting after spills
Cracked glass or failed radiant element on smooth-top models

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

Burners, Elements and Touch Controls

Upgraded kitchen packages in these subdivisions often swapped the range for a counter-mounted cooktop over cabinets. On gas cooktops, the usual complaints are igniters that keep clicking after the flame lights, burners that will not light because a spark module or switch has failed, or weak flames from clogged ports. Electric glass-tops lose radiant elements, infinite switches, or touch controls that stop responding after spills.

Spills are worth a closer look. Liquid that runs under the knobs or across a touch panel can short switches, so wipe controls dry and let them sit unused for a day before deciding anything has failed. On gas models, lift the burner caps with everything off and make sure they are seated squarely, since a misaligned cap causes uneven flames and constant clicking.

If you ever smell gas, turn nothing on, leave the house and call the gas utility or 911. For other problems, the technician tests the igniters, switches, elements and controls under the counter, then explains and quotes the fix. Because these cooktops are wired or plumbed into the counter, we tell you up front if the repair means lifting the unit out of its cutout.