I bought a Teka hob that sparks constantly, what’s the best way to get this fixed?

If your Teka hob is sparking constantly, it often means the ignition system or electrodes are malfunctioning or dirty, or there’s moisture/grease causing unwanted sparks — this won’t fix itself and can be unsafe with gas appliances.

First, turn off the hob and power at the mains, then clean all burner caps and ignition electrodes with a dry cloth to remove food debris or moisture that can trigger continuous sparking.

If cleaning doesn’t stop it, the spark module/ignition switch or internal wiring may be faulty, and these electrical parts need professional inspection rather than DIY repair.

Contact Teka’s official technical service, book a service appointment with an authorized technician, and provide your model number so they can diagnose and fix the ignition issue safely.

If the issue persists, share your experience and consider filing a complaint on Xolvie to seek a resolution.