Problem solving - touch control models
If you find you are experiencing problems operating the cooktop, we recommend that using the ball of your finger works better than the tip of your finger on the touch controls. A slight film of water over the touch controls may make the buttons unresponsive.
If there has been a mains power failure or fluctuation, the cooktop may need to be reset by turning the power at the wall off and on again.
If the power has been turned off at the wall, wait 5 seconds for the cooktop to “Beep” before touching the touch controls. Touching the touch controls before this time may deactivate the cooktop. If this happens you will need to reset the cooktop by turning the power at the wall off and on again.
If the display shows 
or 
, this indicates a problem with the cooktop. Turn the power at the wall off and on again. If the same code remains, call your Authorised Service Centre.
If there is continuous “Beeping” from your cooktop, it indicates there is water on the controls. Wipe the water off to stop the “Beeping” and dry with a paper towel.
A blinking 
is caused by the controls becoming too hot and automatically turning off as a safety measure. Check that you do not have a saucepan above the touch controls then wait until the temperature has dropped.
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