Start with the symptom
Clicking, no flame and delayed ignition are not one diagnosis.
KitchenAid ranges—including KSGG700ESS model-family variants—must be identified by the complete model and serial number. Similar complaints can come from moisture, burner-cap alignment, restricted burner ports, electrodes, switches, wiring, grounding, spark controls or gas-supply conditions.
Safe observations to share
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Which burner is affected, and do the other burners ignite normally?
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Does clicking continue after the knob is released or stop when turned off?
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Was there a recent spill, cleaning or burner-cap removal?
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Does the oven ignite and heat normally?
Why diagnosis protects the repair
Replacing the most familiar ignition part without confirming the failure can leave the original problem unresolved. The service path should check the exact burner behavior, component condition, wiring and model-specific documentation before parts are approved.