Hi. I'm Smitty. I am a professional appliance repair consultant here to help you diagnose, and repair, your appliance.

So you are saying that they do light but the flame isn't consistent all the way around?

If that is the case then the fix is an easy one. Just use a hair dryer and warm them up good. That will dry out any moisture that got into them during the cleaning.

Or you can just wait till tomorrow. They will dry out on their own.

When I worked in kitchens we would clean the stoves daily and they always got wet and the flames did like yours are doing. We would just fire them up and place a cooking sheet over them. The heat would dry them out in short order. I wouldnt do that with your unit though. Commercial units are made to abuse like that.

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