off works fine. I took it apart and saw 2 led sensors. There seems no way to adjust sensitivity. There is a red button that has adjust on a sisterboard but that may be for something else. Is there a simple way to adjust or do i need a new board (700$). i should call gaggenau and scream because it has never worked reliably
Cooktops - Gaggenau - 47 in. CK 596 Electric Cooktop
I had the same problem except I had more than one sensor causing concern. I have repaired it successfully by recalibrating the sensors. This is really easy to do, search the internet for the procedure and go to your local camera supply and buy a "gray card". I purchased an 8" X 10" gray card for $7.99 cut it in half so I could cover all of the sensors and pushed the reset button. It works perfectly now. Just a note on cleaning the underside of the glass; I did this first and gained nothing. Recalibrating the sensors was the answer. The appliance parts site and Bosch want $50.00 for the same gray card; they call it a kit, but its two 8x10's and a 4x4.
The underside of the glass had some dirt and I cleaned it with a towel only. It works much better, especially with the overhead light from the range hood on. I may take it apart and clean it with alcohol or windex again. Irritating, especially when the top costs over 3200$.
Hi im gerbee,very complicated the all the elec stove coz very sensetive the sensor,try to remove the ceramic glass,check all the screw at the side of cooktop before removing the glass then clean it the pcv control sensor using an alcohol,& clean the clean also under the glass, dust & oily surface coz of the poblem of the sensor.
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I had the same problem except I had more than one sensor causing concern. I have repaired it successfully by recalibrating the sensors. This is really easy to do, search the internet for the procedure and go to your local camera supply and buy a "gray card". I purchased an 8" X 10" gray card for $7.99 cut it in half so I could cover all of the sensors and pushed the reset button. It works perfectly now. Just a note on cleaning the underside of the glass; I did this first and gained nothing. Recalibrating the sensors was the answer. The appliance parts site and Bosch want $50.00 for the same gray card; they call it a kit, but its two 8x10's and a 4x4.
The underside of the glass had some dirt and I cleaned it with a towel only. It works much better, especially with the overhead light from the range hood on. I may take it apart and clean it with alcohol or windex again. Irritating, especially when the top costs over 3200$.
Hi im gerbee,very complicated the all the elec stove coz very sensetive the sensor,try to remove the ceramic glass,check all the screw at the side of cooktop before removing the glass then clean it the pcv control sensor using an alcohol,& clean the clean also under the glass, dust & oily surface coz of the poblem of the sensor.