bizzytheginge
Member
- Model Number
- PHP900
- Brand
- GE
- Age
- 1-5 years
My fabulous,
reliable induction cookstop stop last night as I was cooking potatoes......there was a clunk (I thought for a second the glass had broken) and all the lights when out. The breaker had tripped, so I reset it and nothing.....we've checked the power supply to the breaker and to the cooktop and all is as it should be. So.....Google tells me that it is likely to be the fuse in the cooktop itself, but how the heck do we get to it? has anyone ever attempted this? We live overseas and bought the cooktop from a registered supplier of GE products - but there are no GE engineers here and it would be very expensive and complex to ship it out the country for repairs and then ship it back in. I successfully fixed the wall oven bought at the same time buy finding the part on Sears, so very comfortable with taking appliances apart.
reliable induction cookstop stop last night as I was cooking potatoes......there was a clunk (I thought for a second the glass had broken) and all the lights when out. The breaker had tripped, so I reset it and nothing.....we've checked the power supply to the breaker and to the cooktop and all is as it should be. So.....Google tells me that it is likely to be the fuse in the cooktop itself, but how the heck do we get to it? has anyone ever attempted this? We live overseas and bought the cooktop from a registered supplier of GE products - but there are no GE engineers here and it would be very expensive and complex to ship it out the country for repairs and then ship it back in. I successfully fixed the wall oven bought at the same time buy finding the part on Sears, so very comfortable with taking appliances apart.