Starter keep trying to start when cook top is off.

To GEuser: Thanks for the hair dryer suggestion! I had the same problem with our GE JGP330 gas cooktop. Fixya saved me another $150 . I did the following before I tried the hair dryer suggestion. 1. I scrubbed all of the four igniters with a solution of scouring powder. 2. I brought in my 6HP wet/dry vacuum from the garage and first sucked on each burner control opening after removing the knobs and soft plastic ring to suck up any water or liquid that fell in. 3. I then reversed the hose on vacuum and blew into each opening to dislodge any particles that could have been bridging the wire to or from the sparking module, None of these stopped the intermittent sparking, in fact blowing into the control openings made the sparking louder and more consistent. 5. looking into the 4 openings I saw a small label that was lying on one of the control switch wires, and carefully removed it with a long skinny needle-nose pliers, and carefully repositioned the wires around each control unit, thinking that maybe the insulation around the wires had cracked, was causing the sparking: Result: still sparking. 5. Out came the hair dryer, I blew hot air down each opening for about 2-3 minutes, and .... success! no more sparking. After doing all this, my wife said she spilled pretty thick soup this afternoon on the control knobs as she was picking up the soup pot. To GEuser: Thanks for the hair dryer suggestion! I had the same problem with our GE JGP330 gas cooktop. Fixya saved me another $150 . I did the following before I tried the hair dryer suggestion. 1. I scrubbed all of the four igniters with a solution of scouring powder. 2. I brought in my 6HP wet/dry vacuum from the garage and first sucked on each burner control opening after removing the knobs and soft plastic ring to suck up any water or liquid that fell in. 3. I then reversed the hose on vacuum and blew into each opening to dislodge any particles that could have been bridging the wire to or from the sparking module, None of these stopped the intermittent sparking, in fact blowing into the control openings made the sparking louder and more consistent. 5. looking into the 4 openings I saw a small label that was lying on one of the control switch wires, and carefully removed it with a long skinny needle-nose pliers, and carefully repositioned the wires around each control unit, thinking that maybe the insulation around the wires had cracked, was causing the sparking: Result: still sparking. 5. Out came the hair dryer, I blew hot air down each opening for about 2-3 minutes, and .... success! no more sparking. After doing all this, my wife said she spilled pretty thick soup this afternoon on the control knobs as she was picking up the soup pot.

This worked for my Frigidare Professional series cook top. After about 10 minutes of drying the clicking stopped and the burners work, This worked for my Frigidare Professional series cook top. After about 10 minutes of drying the clicking stopped and the burners work,