On a KitchenAid commercial-style range with an induction cooktop, a flashing Performance Boost with power-level changes comes down to how zones are set. The Performance Boost function operates only one cooking area in a cooktop zone.…
On a KitchenAid commercial-style range with an induction cooktop, a flashing Performance Boost with power-level changes comes down to how zones are set. The Performance Boost function operates only one cooking area in a cooktop zone. If both areas in a zone are set to Performance Boost, the cooktop changes the power level. The page also applies to induction cooktops in general.
1. Check whether both areas in the same cooktop zone are set to Performance Boost. 2. Set Performance Boost on only one cooking area in that zone. 3. Use a normal power level on the other area. 4. If the display keeps flashing with only one area set, call us.
If both areas in one zone are set to Performance Boost, only one can run it, so the cooktop adjusts the power level. This is how the feature is designed.
Probably not. Set Performance Boost on one cooking area per zone and see whether the flashing stops. The function works on only one cooking area in a zone, so the cooktop is behaving as designed.
If the flashing continues with only one area on Performance Boost, book a check. Then the cooktop control needs testing rather than a change of settings.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.