Tracing Gas, Heat and Control Trouble

With a cooking-led brand, trouble can hide in several places at once: the gas line, the regulator, an igniter, a temperature sensor or a control board. We do not swap parts and hope. We begin with the supply, measure what the appliance is actually doing, and only then name the part that has failed.

On induction models we also check the 240V circuit and the cooling fan, because a weak connection can look like a bad cooktop. If you see a code on the display, tell us what it says and when it appears. After the test, you get the finding in plain words and a written price, and you decide whether to go ahead.