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KECC562G

KitchenAid KECC562G 36-Inch Radiant Cooktop Repair

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Most common issues on this model

  1. A zone cutting out early because the limiter trips on glass heat
  2. One zone that never warms while others work
  3. An infinite switch stuck closed, giving full heat at every setting
  4. Cracked or chipped ceramic glass

At 36 inches wide, the KECC562G is a larger electric cooktop with radiant elements beneath ceramic glass, usually set into a long run of counter or an island top. The wider glass means more distance between elements and more places for a spill to land, so we always check the whole surface for chips along with the zone that prompted your call. It is found as KECC562G, KECC562GBL2, KECC562GBT and KECC562GWH.

Early shutoffs come from the limiter under the glass. A zone that is simply dead is traced at its switch and then at its terminal block, and a zone fixed at full heat points to a switch that has stuck closed.

We replace the failed part, test every zone under load, and clean up before we leave. The price is written down first, and a 30-day warranty comes with the work.

Key features

  • 36-inch ceramic-glass electric cooktop
  • Radiant elements
  • Variants: KECC562G, KECC562GBL2, KECC562GBT and KECC562GWH
  • Discontinued model
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One of the zones on my 36-inch KECC562G cuts off when I use a large pot. Why?

A large pot traps heat against the glass, and the limiter under that zone may trip. We test the limiter and the contact between element and glass to see whether the limiter or the contact needs work.

Are KECC562G parts the same across the BL2, BT and WH versions?

The switches, elements and limiters are the same. Trim and glass finish differ, so we read the rating plate to order exactly the right surface part if the glass itself is damaged.

How do you test a dead zone on the KECC562G?

We measure continuity at that zone's switch, look at the terminal block for burn marks, and then check the element resistance. This sequence finds the failed part without disturbing zones that still work.

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