Electric Hob Repair Services

It may neInduction hobs automatically shut down if they detect overheating, unsuitable cookware, or liquid spillage on the controls. This is a built-in safety feature rather than a fault, but repeated shutdowns may indicate a cooling fan or sensor issue.ed a reset, or the internal board could be faulty.

Clicking sounds are normal during power regulation, especially when multiple zones are in use. However, loud or constant clicking can point to a failing relay or control board.

Induction hobs require magnetic cookware. If the pan base isn’t compatible, warped, or too small, the hob won’t recognise it. If compatible pans still aren’t detected, the fault may be with the induction coil.

Error codes usually relate to overheating, power supply problems, or internal electronics faults. Each manufacturer uses different codes, and our engineers can quickly diagnose the exact cause.

Continuous beeping can indicate touch control issues, moisture on the control panel, or a stuck sensor. Drying the panel may help, but persistent beeping often needs professional repair.

This is commonly caused by a failed induction coil, power module, or control relay for that specific zone. The rest of the hob may still function normally.

Tripping is often caused by insulation faults, damaged wiring, or failed power boards. This should be inspected promptly, as it’s an electrical safety issue.

No. A cracked induction hob can pose electrical and safety risks. Continued use may lead to further damage or electrical hazards and should be assessed by an engineer.