On KitchenAid induction cooktops such as the KICU509XSS, an H on the display means the cooking zone is hot. The indicator lights even if the zone was never switched on, because it can be warmed by…
On KitchenAid induction cooktops such as the KICU509XSS, an H on the display means the cooking zone is hot. The indicator lights even if the zone was never switched on, because it can be warmed by an adjacent zone or by a hot pan that was set down on it. It is a safety marker, not an error, and it goes out as the glass cools.
1. Leave the zone alone until the H goes out. 2. Remove hot pans and keep children and pets away. 3. Do not wipe spills near the zone until it has cooled. 4. If H stays lit for hours on cold glass, call us.
Induction heats the pan, but a hot pan warms the glass under it, and heat spreads sideways to neighboring zones. The H warns you that the glass is hot even if that zone is off.
It depends on how hot the pan was and how long it sat there. Usually the marker goes out within a short time after the glass reaches a safe temperature.
Yes. The H only applies to the zone showing it. Just avoid touching the glass there and do not place plastic or cloth on it.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.