KitchenAid KECC667B Cooktop Service
Because the KECC667B is a current model, parts and procedures are still well understood, and most calls we get are about a zone that quits too soon. A limiter under the glass cuts power when the surface gets too hot, which usually shows up during a long boil. We test the limiter and the contact between element and glass before changing anything. Versions are KECC667BBL and KECC667BSS.
On an induction surface, we try a magnetic pan first, since aluminum and glass cookware will not register. A zone that does not warm at all is traced through its switch and wiring.
If a zone stays at full heat, the infinite switch has stuck closed, and we replace it. The price is written before work begins, and each repair has a 30-day warranty.
The limiter under the glass may be tripping as heat builds. We test its trip point and the element's contact with the glass, which tells us whether a limiter or the contact needs work.
Not for the electrical parts, which are shared. The finish code only matters when we order trim. We check the rating plate to be sure.
Try another magnetic pan with a flat base. If it still blinks, we test the coil and sensor wiring for that zone and the connection to the control board.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
