I am looking for an EM2LFB module for a Dacor ecc cooktop

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Dacor only shows the parts layout.
https://www.guaranteedparts.com/picture_library/Dacor/Cooktops/PM_ESG_051410.pdf

Normally, you remove burners and shrouds and then look for screws at the front that secure the top panel. When you lift that up, the ignitor and wires are visible.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Dacor+Epicure.+ESG366SCH+replace+igniter+leads

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Pushing the button for the element will turn on the inner element at level 5. Before adjusting the level (so while the level indicator is still blinking) press the little circle on the right side of the controls for that element. The circle should light up. Now press the UP control for that element, and the level indicator should stop blinking. Now the outer and inner elements are both heating up. Adjust temp level to desired setting.

Have you try this link

www.onestopsupplyservice.com, Listed as part number 82238 Click on parts store tab

When your Dacor cooktop is locked, there will be a red light lit above the Dacor emblem located under your cooktop controls.

If you see this light, pressing the Dacor emblem for three seconds will turn it off and unlock your range. Pressing it again for three seconds will again lock your range and turn the light back on.

Another fun thing about that Dacor emblem is that if one or more of your elements are lit, tapping it twice in quick succession will turn off all elements.

Please share part numbers as I am at step A on this with same problem!

I have replaced several of the indicator lights in the control knobs.

Turns out that Dacor doesn't sell exact replacement lights (actually LED modules).

What I did was to go to a local electronics supply store and purchase Blue replacement LEDs and a current limiting resistor to connect in series. Replacement LEDs can vary in brightness depending on your taste ... I chose a super bright LED which makes the control knobs noticeably brighter. The value of resistor will vary depending on the LED you choose (brighter LEDs need slightly more current and as such the resistor value will be slightly less).

Once you've opened the range from the top (remove knobs, grates and burners) then remove a few screws and the entire unit opens with a hinge in the back.
Look over the LED light modules which shine just below each knob and fashion a replacement LED assembly.

Total material cost per LED unit was ~ $2-3 (LED, resistor, wire and heat-shrink tubing)

http://www.reliableparts.com/ - DACOR refuses to fix the fundamental quality issues with the knobs. I've replaced a dozen in the past few years. I will never buy Dacor again because of the customer support refusing to acknowledge the issue.

The top of the unit must come off. I suggest a qualified Dacor tech.

is this a smooth top? glass? if so gently scrape with a razor blade yes a razor blade. then buff with cerama bryte or comparable cleaner available @ walmart or home depot etc..