You will find a CIT367TM in a kitchen where the cook tends to rearrange pans mid-meal. Its three big flex zones let you slide a skillet from one side of the glass to the other and keep the power setting with MoveMode, while HeatShift lets you lower or raise heat just by moving to a neighboring area. Both features rely on sensors under the surface.
When something stops working, we put a pan on each flex zone, slide it, and note where the setting fails to follow. We also time the stop watch and switch-off timer, because a control board that drops timers often shows other quirks too. The 50 A, 208-240 V feed is checked as well.
The successor to this number, per Thermador, is CIT367XM, so we compare rating plates before ordering a part.
That suggests one of the neighboring sensing areas is not reading. We test each flex zone separately.
No. The timers should run independently, so we check the control board.
It works best with oil in a flat-bottom pan. If it cuts out early, we check heat buildup and airflow.
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