At 10,800 W on a 50 A circuit, the CIT365KB asks a lot from a household’s wiring, and that is where a service call often begins. A breaker that trips when three or four zones run together, or a terminal block that is discolored, will not be fixed by a new control board, so we check the supply first.
The Triple Zone Element is the other special feature: one cooking area made up of three concentric rings that can be used separately or together. When only part of it heats, we test each ring and its connection before suggesting anything bigger. The stainless frame has seams, so any moisture trouble is traced there first.
No successor is listed for this model. We match parts to the rating plate and send you the written price before beginning work.
Not necessarily. At 10,800 W the circuit is near its limit, so we check the breaker, terminals and any loose lug before blaming the cooktop.
It is a three-ring cooking area that can adapt to different pan sizes. If a ring stays cold, we test that ring individually.
Typically yes, but we advise having it looked at, since a failing power module can stress its neighbors.
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