Hot surface lights on this family are driven by a sensor under the glass, and one that never goes out points at the sensor or its wiring rather than the element. It is a nuisance fault rather than a hazard, though it makes the cooktop look permanently live.
Owners can clean the seal line carefully and avoid pushing debris under the glass edge. Sensor and switch work requires lifting the cooktop with the circuit isolated, so it goes to a technician.
Key Features
- Built-in ceramic electric cooktop of the GJC family
- Radiant elements with hot surface lights
- Rotary controls
- Glass surface with painted trim band
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Hot surface light not extinguishing
02
Element cycling too quickly at mid settings
03
Trim band paint lifting near the edge
04
Glass seal collecting debris