KitchenAid 38 in. KGCS166GSS Gas Cooktop - Page 6 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

A quick gargle turned up this; https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=hotpoint+induction+hob+replacement+glass

WD40 is a Water Displacement (formula 40) spray. You do not need to displace water. Also when it fully dries, it leaves a waxy film to further shed WATER. People use it for everything, it smalls nice, but it was made for one thing only. Electric or gas cooktop? Gas have a safety feature, push in and turn, some have an electric lock. Just sticky, or corroded, use Plus Gas, or some type of penetrating oil. Did they work before or is this cook top new to you? Did you read the instructions?

Are you sure the cooktop is plugged in? Are you sure there is no blown fuse for that group?

Could be a power fault. But only the service manual gives the Rea reason. You also need the manual if you want to solve the problem

Look for a defective capacitor on the circuit board, like on the picture. The top is somewhat curved or even open. Replace the cap and the ones that are the same. most likely they are from the same batch and will be defect in a few weeks or so. Look at the green capacitors. the top left was blown in my hub. I could not upload a picture, because I can't switch of my add blocker

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I got the same problem on a brand new installed in few minutes I must sayid hotpoint is one of the worst hob ever existed

Sorry I am unable to comment on your specific problem, I just wanted to remark that it is the usual practice with bought-in parts whereas those parts manufactured in-house tend to be more reasonably priced. Often it seems the price of bought-in parts double as soon as they arrive and then repackaging cost is added and then a notional amount of extra profit added for good measure... Sometimes, when a component bears the name or the logo of the original manufacturer, it is possible to source replacements from that company resulting in a considerable saving. Several times I have managed to do this and once the saving was an incredible amount. The appliance manufacturer wanted £65 plus carriage and tax but the component manufacturer sold me the part for a total cost of £16.60.

Try google.

Contact F&P or an appliance parts supplier to learn part number and availability.

Broken! Disconnect and call professional to fix or replace!

Child Lock: After switching on the control, the child lock function can be activated. To activate the child lock, simultaneously operate the right and the left of the slider button and then operate the right of the slider button again. "L" meaning LOCKED will appear in all heater displays and the control can not be changed. (If a cooking zone is in the hot condition, "L" and "H" will be displayed in alternation.) The hob will remain in a locked condition until it gets unlocked, even if the control has been switched off and on. To deactivate the child lock, first switch on the hob. Simultaneously operate the right and the left of the slider button and then operate left of slider button again. "L" will disappear in the display and the hob will be switched off. U

see pics hope it helps

Spark box faulty

You only need 1

May I assume you're not trying to watch the movie on a cooktop?On what device are you trying to watch the movie? From a DVD, or streaming from some website?

Your blu-ray player didn't work properly? Try using iDeer Blu-ray Player and see if the problem will be solved.

Wow I am curious, I have a DEFY 600 STS Thermofan and the plates are also raditcally overheating. The dials go from 1 to 8 but even on setting 1 water boils and settings above 1 is a totally mess. I find on the internet information about thermostats, but isn't replacing a thermostat only for an overheating oven? @N, how did you fix this problem?

sticking or faulty igniter