KitchenAid KGCP467J Cooktop Service Details
Cooks with a KGCP467J often tell us the same story: a zone starts well, then shuts off partway through a sauce. Nothing is broken in the usual sense. A thermal limiter is protecting the glass, and we need to learn why the zone is getting hotter than it should.
We time the zone from cold and watch where it cuts out, then examine the limiter, the switch feeding it and the connections around them. For induction versions, the pan test comes next, using a magnetic pan sized for the zone. The stainless KGCP467JSS plate has shown codes KGCP467JSS06 and KGCP467JSS07, which we read to pick the right parts.
A zone that stays on high is handled quickly, as the switch is replaced after testing. We quote in writing and cover our work for 30 days.
A thermal limiter is likely doing its job because the glass beneath is hot. We time the cycle, then test the limiter and the circuit to see why the zone runs hotter than it should.
Yes. The plate shows a code ending in 06 or 07, and that code tells us which control and zone parts to bring. Read it out over the phone and we will plan the call.
We test with a known magnetic pan sized to the zone. If it is still ignored, we check the zone's sensing and supply and replace only the part that has failed.
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.
