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The surface units | Improper cookware is being used. | • | Use pans which are flat and match the | |
will not maintain |
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a rolling boil or |
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In some areas, the power (voltage) | • | Cover the pan with a lid until the desired | ||
will not cook fast | may be low. |
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enough. |
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The surface units | A fuse in your home may be blown | • | Replace the fuse or reset the circuit | |
will not turn on. | or the circuit breaker tripped. |
| breaker. | |
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| The cooktop controls are set | • | Check to see the correct control is set for | |
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| the surface unit you are using. | |
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Pan does not heat | Pan not detected. | • | Check whether the pots or pans are | |
up |
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| • | Refer to page 23 for proper pan selection. | |
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| Pan too small for proper pan | • | Use larger pan or this pan on a smaller | |
| detection |
| cooking zone. Refer to page 23 for proper | |
| and only works with low power. |
| pan selection. | |
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| Distance between surface unit and | • | Check whether the surface unit is properly | |
| glass ceramic is too large. |
| positioned and touching the glass cooktop | |
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Areas of | Food spillover was not cleaned. | • | Refer to the section on care and cleaning | |
discoloration on the |
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cooktop | The surface is hot and the model | • | This is normal. The surface may appear | |
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| and will disappear as the glass cools. | |
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The surface unit | This is normal. | • | The element will cycle on and off to | |
frequently cycles on |
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and off. |
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The oven will not | The range is not completely | • | Make sure the electrical plug is inserted | |
turn on. | plugged into the electrical outlet. |
| into a live, properly grounded outlet. | |
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| A fuse in your home may be blown | • | Replace the fuse or reset the circuit | |
| or the circuit breaker tripped. |
| breaker. | |
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| The oven controls have been set | • | See the chapter on operating the oven. | |
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| The oven is too hot. | • | Allow the oven to cool. | |
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The appliance will | The appliance is not completely | • | Make sure the power cord is plugged into | |
not turn on. | plugged into the electrical outlet or |
| a live, properly grounded outlet. Check the | |
| a fuse in your home may be blown |
| fuse and circuit breakers. | |
| or the circuit breaker tripped. |
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| Incomplete service wiring. | • | Call for service. | |
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| Power outage. | • | Check to see if the house lights will turn | |
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The oven light will | The light bulb is loose or defective. | • | Tighten or replace the bulb. | |
not turn on. |
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The switch operating light is | • | Call for service. | ||
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