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General| Fuel Type | Electric |
|---|---|
| Number of Burners | 5 |
| Color | Black |
| Installation Type | Built-In |
| Weight | 50 lbs |
| Cooktop Surface | Glass |
| Control Type | Touch |
| Dimensions (W x D) | 30 x 21 inches |
| Safety Features | Pan Detection |
General safety information and disclaimer for service personnel.
Crucial step to ensure proper grounding after maintenance is completed.
Details the innovative technologies and performance benefits of the cooktops.
Guide to decoding the Profile model number structure.
Guide to decoding the Monogram model number structure.
Explains how to determine the manufacture date from the serial number.
Explains the scientific principles behind induction heating.
Highlights benefits like speed, efficiency, and cleaner operation.
Specifies required space around the cooktop for safety and ventilation.
Details electrical grounding and insulation resistance requirements.
Outlines circuit breaker requirements and voltage/frequency specifications.
Guidance on connecting power leads and potential issues with aluminum wiring.
Identifies and explains the purpose of each control on the cooktop.
A key to the numbered indicators on the cooktop control diagrams.
How induction elements generate heat using magnetic fields.
Minimum pan sizes required for proper element activation.
Recommendations for cookware that works best with induction cooktops.
Warnings on hot surfaces and avoiding damage from sliding cookware.
Lists approved materials like magnetic stainless steel and cast iron.
Explains sources of cookware noise and how to reduce it.
Advice on pan placement, avoiding wet surfaces, and specific cookware types.
How to properly use the touch-sensitive control pads.
Steps for turning on elements and selecting desired power levels.
What the flashing 'F' indicator signifies and how to resolve it.
Guide to using the high-power Boost mode for rapid cooking.
How power is managed when multiple elements are active, especially with Boost.
Instructions for using the lowest setting for keeping food warm.
How to set and use the integrated kitchen timer.
Explains the safety feature indicating a hot cooktop surface.
Common error codes and troubleshooting steps for temporary issues.
How to enable/disable the control lock for safety and convenience.
Describes the interaction between touch board, filter, and generator boards.
Details the power output (wattage) of each element for 30-in. and 36-in. models.
Identifies major internal parts of the 36-in. cooktop.
Identifies major internal parts of the 30-in. cooktop.
Shows placement of elements, touch board, and heat shield.
Displays location of filter boards, generator boards, and fans.
Shows placement of elements, touch board, and heat shield.
Displays location of filter boards, generator boards, and fans.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the cooktop.
Information on cosmetic issues and initial cleaning steps.
How to remove the glass surface for component access.
Resistance values for coils and sensors.
Steps to safely remove and handle heating elements.
Explains the capacitive touch system and its sensitivity.
Steps to disconnect and remove the touch board assembly.
Details how the touch board is secured and sensitive to alignment.
How to fix issues caused by heat shield position affecting touch controls.
Visual guide for aligning heat shield tabs on 36-in. models.
Methods to align the heat shield using a screwdriver.
Comprehensive steps for removing the heat shield assembly.
Demonstrates the correct technique using a specific tool for LINbus connectors.
Explains the master/slave setup of the LINbus communication system.
Steps to remove generator boards, including thermal cut-outs.
Details the thermal cut-out's role in preventing overheating.
Steps to disconnect and remove the main filter board.
How fan speed adjusts based on heat and power levels.
Methods for testing fans and precautions before removal.
How to enter diagnostic mode and trigger error code display.
Lists error codes (Er31, Er47, etc.) and their likely causes.
Lists more error codes (E5, E6, E7, E9) and their troubleshooting.
Explains causes for elements not heating or changing levels.
Visual representation of electrical connections for 36-in. models.
Key to understanding the color coding used in wiring diagrams.
Visual representation of electrical connections for 30-in. models.
Outlines what the manufacturer's warranty covers for the cooktop.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the warranty.
