GE Monogram Cooktop Repair in South Florida

Possible causes: Wet burners or electrodes; misplaced burner parts; clogged simmer-ring holes, burner-ring slits or orifice on gas rangetops; no power or gas off; on older downdraft cooktops, a clogged slot in the burner base or hole in the burner cap behind the igniter.

Check first: Check that the cooktop is plugged into a live outlet. Then, with the burner off and cool, check that removable parts are dry and correctly placed, using their normal care instructions.

When to call: Ignition faults persist. We check the persistent ignition fault.

Possible causes: On Professional rangetops, a connection to the wrong fuel type.

What to do first: Stop using the affected burner. Do not adjust gas fittings yourself.

When to call: Flames stay yellow or very large. Arrange service; our technician checks the burner and fuel connection.

Possible causes: A pan unsuitable for induction; a pan too small for the element; a pan that is not centered.

Check first: Check that a magnet sticks to the pan base, then use a centered, flat-bottomed pan sized for the cooking ring.

When to call: A suitable, centered pan still will not heat. We check pan detection and the heating system.

Possible causes: Liquid, a utensil or debris on the keypad; a blown fuse or tripped house breaker.

Check first: Clear and dry the controls and check the house supply.

When to call: The clean, dry keypad still will not respond. We check its controls and electrical supply.