Cooktop Not Heating
A zone will not heat. Common causes: wrong cookware, demo mode, overheat protection, or a voltage error. Start with these cooktop-specific checks before replacing parts: Induction: use ferrous cookware centered on the zone — wrong pans trigger pan detection before any part failure. Likely error codes for this symptom include Samsung U, Bosch DEMOC, Bosch F1, Bosch E9010, Whirlpool F1E0C.
First things to check
- Induction: use ferrous cookware centered on the zone — wrong pans trigger pan detection before any part failure.
- Wipe the glass dry and move hot pots off the touch controls.
- Match your symptom to the error codes and compatible parts listed below.
- Replace the faulty part or call a technician if the fix requires sealed systems or live voltage work.
Related error codes
FAQ
Why is my cooktop not heating?
A zone will not heat. Common causes: wrong cookware, demo mode, overheat protection, or a voltage error.
What should I check first?
Induction: use ferrous cookware centered on the zone — wrong pans trigger pan detection before any part failure. Wipe the glass dry and move hot pots off the touch controls.
What error codes are related to this problem?
Samsung U, Bosch DEMOC, Bosch F1, Bosch E9010, Whirlpool F1E0C
When should I call a technician?
Call a pro if you smell burning or gas, see sparking, or the same code returns after replacing the suspected part.
When to call a professional
Call a technician if you smell gas, see sparking, or basic checks don't resolve the issue.
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