What to do if my True Induction Cooktop displays E7?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays 'E7', this indicates that the top plate is overheating. Turn off the cooktop and allow it to cool down.
What does E2 mean on my True Induction Cooktop and how to fix it?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays 'E2', this indicates that the IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor) is overheating. To resolve this, turn off the unit to allow the IGBT to cool down. Once cooled, restart the unit.
What to do if my True Induction TI-1SS displays E5 error?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays 'E5', this indicates a top plate sensor open/short circuit. Turn OFF the cooktop, then shut off power at the circuit breaker for 30 seconds. Turn the power back on and press the POWER button on the unit. If the error message persists, it is recommended to call for service.
What to do if my True Induction TI-1SS Cooktop displays E6 error?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays 'E6', it means there is an IGBT sensor open circuit/short circuit. Turn OFF the cooktop, then shut off power at the circuit breaker for 30 seconds. Turn the power back on and press the POWER button on the unit. If the error message continues, call for service.
What does E3 mean on my True Induction Cooktop?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays 'E3', it means the supplied voltage to the cooktop is too high. Once the supplied voltage returns to normal, the code will disappear.
What does E4 mean on my True Induction TI-1SS Cooktop?
If your True Induction Cooktop displays 'E4', it indicates that the supplied voltage to the cooktop is too low. Once the supplied voltage returns to normal, the code will disappear.
Why is my True Induction Cooktop not recognizing the cookware?
If your True Induction Cooktop isn't recognizing the cookware, ensure that the cookware is centered on the cooking zone and that it is induction compatible. See the COMPATIBLE COOKWARE section for more details.
General| Brand | True Induction |
|---|---|
| Model | TI-1SS |
| Category | Cooktop |
| Language | English |
Covers essential warnings like avoiding hot surfaces, electrical shock, and proper supervision.
Details on preventing damage, proper ventilation, material usage, and electromagnetic interference.
Identifies key physical parts of the cooktop, including the cooking zone and materials.
Details the functions of buttons, displays, and indicators on the control panel for operation.
Guidance on appliance placement and initial connection to power supply.
Step-by-step instructions for using the ON/OFF, WATTS/TEMP, UP/DOWN, and TIMER controls.
Instructions for safely cleaning the glass-ceramic plate and unit surfaces.
Details on suitable materials (ferrous/magnetic) and specifications for induction cookware.
Lists types of cookware, like glass, ceramic, and copper, that are not compatible.
Provides potential causes and solutions for error codes displayed on the unit.
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