JennAir JICT736S Induction Cooktop Service in Oblivion Line, 36-Inch
Thirty-six inches of induction in black with stainless steel trim make the JICT736S a spacious cooktop, also sold as the JICT736SB and JICT736SS. As part of the Oblivion line, it usually goes into a long counter run, and the cabinet below needs open airflow for the cooling system.
On a visit, we check that power and ventilation are healthy, then try each zone with magnetic cookware. A zone that heats and then stops tends to be thermal; a zone that never starts points to a coil, a sensor or the power module. We also inspect the glass for chips.
You get the price in writing before we start, and our repair is covered by a 30-day workmanship warranty. Before we leave, we run each zone once more so you can see the cooktop heating normally.
Overheating protection is usually responsible. It may come from blocked airflow, a dusty fan or a sensor. We test for the specific cause. Dusty fans are a common cause.
Many stainless pans are magnetic and work, but some are not. Hold a magnet to the base; if it sticks firmly, the pan should heat.
Stop using the zone nearby and call us. Heat and weight can extend a chip into a crack, and liquid in the crack can damage the electronics.
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.
