What We Fix
We repair induction, sealed-gas and radiant-electric cooktops. Each type has its own failure pattern, from induction coils and cooling fans to gas igniters and radiant element switches, and we bring the right diagnostic approach for the one you have.
- Burners or zones that will not heat
- Induction cooktops that shut off, will not recognize pans, or show fault codes
- Gas cooktops that click without lighting or will not spark
- Cooktops that trip the breaker
- Cracked glass surfaces and stuck touch controls
- Faulty element switches and radiant coils
- Uneven or stuck-on heat output
Common Problems We See
In the Cobble Hill area the induction call we hear most is a cooktop that heats fine for a while and then powers a zone down, which is usually a cooling fan choked with dust rather than a failed coil. On gas cooktops the recurring issue is one burner that clicks constantly, often after a spill soaked the spark module, and on radiant electric it tends to be a single element switch that no longer holds the circuit.
Typical Causes
| Symptom | Likely Cause | What We Do |
|---|---|---|
| Induction shuts off mid-cook | Clogged cooling fan or overheat sensor | Clean the fan, test sensors and coil |
| Zone will not heat | Coil, element or switch | Test the zone and replace the failed part |
| Gas clicks, no spark | Wet or cracked igniter, spark module | Clean and test, replace the igniter or module |
| Trips the breaker | Shorted element or moisture | Isolate the faulty element and repair |
Cracked Glass and Safety
A cracked induction or radiant glass surface can expose live components and let liquids reach the electronics. Stop using a cracked cooktop and book a repair rather than continuing to cook on it.
Brands We Service
We repair cooktops from Wolf, Gaggenau, Thermador, Miele, Bosch, Viking and Jenn-Air.
Cooktop Zone Down?
Book a visit and we will diagnose the coil, igniter or element. Diagnostic and travel fees, if applicable, are confirmed before the appointment and before repair approval.