Cooktops in the GJC family are old enough that element and switch availability decides the repair. The elements themselves are generic radiant units and are usually still obtainable, while trim and glass are harder.
Owners can keep the surface clean with a ceramic cleaner and avoid dragging cast iron across it. Element and switch replacement requires the cooktop lifted out and the circuit isolated, which is technician work.
Key Features
- Built-in ceramic glass electric cooktop of the GJC family
- Radiant elements under a smooth surface
- Front-mounted controls
- Black glass finish
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Radiant element failing open
02
Infinite switch contacts welding
03
Glass surface scratching from pan bases
04
Indicator lights dimming