Why is my KitchenAid gas burner flame uneven?

Uneven flame usually means some burner ports are clogged or the cap is not seated correctly. Clean and dry the burner parts, then reseat the cap. If it persists, gas pressure or the burner itself may need checking.

Our pro-style stove in Marvin has a yellow, lazy flame on one burner. Is that normal?

No. A healthy gas flame is mostly blue and steady. Yellow or lifting flames usually mean clogged burner ports or a misaligned cap, and sometimes an air-shutter or valve issue. Clean and reseat the burner with everything off, and call us if it does not improve.

Do you repair older stoves in Waxhaw's historic downtown homes?

Yes. We work on older and newer models from all major brands. If an older stove needs a part that is no longer made, we tell you right away and help you decide what to do next.

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KitchenAid Stoves: What We Check First

This page covers the surface of a KitchenAid stove, the burners or elements you cook on every day, whether that is on a slide-in range or a commercial-style model. KitchenAid gas stovetops use sealed burners with electronic spark ignition, and many include a high-output burner for searing and a simmer burner. Electric models use radiant elements under a glass surface with electronic or knob controls.

Burner ports clogged by boil-overs, producing weak flames
Spark module or switch failure causing constant clicking
Glass-top radiant element burned out or control failure
Glass surface cracked from impact or uneven heating

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

From Older In-Town Stoves to Pro-Style Burners

Waxhaw has a small historic downtown with older homes, while most of the area around it and Marvin is newer, larger construction. That spread shows up in stoves. An older electric stove may need a coil socket, infinite switch or a burned terminal; a pro-style gas stove is more likely to have a cracked igniter, a spark module that will not stop clicking, or a burner with a clogged port that produces a lazy yellow flame.

Safe first steps differ by type. On electric, with the stove off and cool, reseat a coil burner or swap it with a matching one to see whether the fault moves. On gas, clean and dry the caps and heads, and confirm the cap sits flat. Never adjust the gas line, and if you smell gas, leave and call the gas utility or 911.

Pro-style stoves weigh a lot, so we take care moving them and protect your floor. The technician tests the burner parts and controls, explains the problem and quotes the repair. If the stove is still under manufacturer coverage, we let you know before any paid work. Our repairs come with a 90-day parts and 30-day labor warranty.