On Bertazzoni professional induction cooktops in the PE..INDXV series, such as the PE304INDXV or PE365INDXV, an unusual rattle, grinding or whine from underneath means the cooling fan is damaged. The cooktop needs a licensed electrician. A…
On Bertazzoni professional induction cooktops in the PE..INDXV series, such as the PE304INDXV or PE365INDXV, an unusual rattle, grinding or whine from underneath means the cooling fan is damaged. The cooktop needs a licensed electrician. A fan that keeps running for a while after you switch the zones off is normal, so that alone is not a concern. What you notice is a fan sound that is louder or rougher than usual.
1. Switch every zone off and listen: a fan that runs on briefly after cooking is normal. 2. Do not disconnect the power while the fan is still running, since it is cooling the electronics. 3. Once it stops, check that nothing is stored against the cooktop vents or underneath the unit. 4. If the noise continues on later cooking sessions, stop using the cooktop and call us.
Yes. The fan may run on for a while to cool the electronics, and you should not disconnect the power during that time. Only a noise that sounds rough, scraping or much louder than before points to a problem.
The fan moves heat away from the induction electronics. When it is damaged, the cooktop cannot shed heat properly, so it may reduce power or stop mid-cook to protect itself.
We would rather you did not run it for long sessions. A rough fan can fail without warning, and the cooktop may shut down halfway through a meal. Use another appliance until we have checked it.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.