On JennAir electric ranges and cooktops with surface units, such as the JES1750FS, an H in the heat setting window means a surface cooking area is too hot to touch, even after you turn it off.…
On JennAir electric ranges and cooktops with surface units, such as the JES1750FS, an H in the heat setting window means a surface cooking area is too hot to touch, even after you turn it off. It is a hot-surface indicator rather than an error. Let the cooktop cool. If the H stays on or flashes after it is cool, power down the cooktop.
1. Leave the surface alone until the glass is cool to the touch. 2. Turn off all surface controls. 3. If the H is still displayed or flashing, turn the circuit breaker off for one minute. 4. Turn the breaker back on and check the display. 5. If the H remains on a cool cooktop, call us.
No. It tells you the surface is still hot. It usually disappears once the glass cools, which can take a while after a long session at high heat.
Allow the cooktop to cool. If it is still flashing, turn off the circuit breaker for one minute and turn it on again. Call us if the H stays on a cool surface.
We recommend waiting. The surface is hot, and a pot can scorch or the glass can crack with a sudden change. Let it cool first.
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