On the Bertazzoni PRO36RT5ICAT knob-controlled induction rangetop, an H on the display after use means there is residual heat in the cooking zone. The symbol goes out when the temperature drops below about 140F (60C). It…
On the Bertazzoni PRO36RT5ICAT knob-controlled induction rangetop, an H on the display after use means there is residual heat in the cooking zone. The symbol goes out when the temperature drops below about 140F (60C). It is a hot-surface indicator rather than an error, and it appears beside a zone that has been switched off but is still warm from the pan. The owner sees the letter and may wonder whether something is wrong.
1. Leave the zone alone and keep hands, cloths and plastic away from the glass. 2. Wait until the H disappears before wiping the surface. 3. Lift hot pans off by the handles rather than sliding them across the glass. 4. Let the glass cool fully before cleaning with a cooktop cleaner. 5. If H remains lit for hours with every zone cold, call us.
No. It is a warning that the surface is still hot after use. It turns off by itself once the glass falls below about 140F.
It depends on the pan, the power setting and how long you cooked. Often 15 to 30 minutes after a long boil. A cold zone with an H that never clears needs a technician.
You can use the zone again, but the glass is still warm enough to burn, so keep hands and towels clear. Anything plastic or paper left on it could melt or scorch.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.