Bertazzoni MAST365INSXT Induction Range with Self-Clean Oven

Five induction zones across 36 inches, with an electric self-clean oven, make the MAST365INSXT a gas-free choice for large kitchens. It goes in a freestanding opening, takes its power from a dedicated circuit and needs air beneath the cooktop to keep its electronics cool.
When an induction zone drops out, most people blame the glass, but the cause is nearly always underneath. We rule out cookware, check the supply, then move to the fans and the zone’s board. The self-clean cycle gets a different treatment: we test the lock motor and the sensor, because those two parts are the ones that live through the hottest cycles. A written price comes first.
Wipe the glass after every cook and keep the vents beneath clear; both habits make the electronics last longer. Repairs here carry a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Try a different magnetic pan on the same zone and check that the breaker has not tripped. If the zone still will not start, call us and we will test the coil and board.
The oven stops a cycle to protect itself when the lock or sensor reports an issue. Let it cool, then call us to test those parts.
The range is designed for one dedicated circuit and shares power among the zones, which is why heavy use of all zones at once may reduce output. If a zone cuts out only then, that is normal; if not, we test it.
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