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If your Litton stove's burner won't light or the flame is inconsistent, the control valve may be faulty. Check for gas leaks or unusual odors. If these issues persist, consider replacing the control valve.
Ensure the burner is clean and free of debris. Check the ignition switch and electrode for damage. If the problem continues, inspect the control valve and replace it if necessary to restore functionality.
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