Wi-Fi sets the CIT367XM apart from the two older Flex siblings in this size, and remote monitoring is the feature owners mention when calling us. The cooktop cooks normally with no connection at all, so a lost signal is a settings question, not a heating one. We confirm that first, then move to the parts that actually cook.
Underneath the silver mirror glass are five elements sharing 10,800 W. Three flex zones track the pan with MoveMode, and HeatShift changes the power level as you slide it. We test all three by moving a magnetic pan across each flex area, then check PanBoost and the timers. The 50 A circuit is measured under load.
CIT367YM is listed as the successor, and we match part numbers on the rating plate. A written price comes before any work begins.
Often not. We check the network settings and signal strength first. Cooking is unaffected by Wi-Fi.
PowerBoost raises a zone to high power for quick heating, while PanBoost gives 30 seconds of maximum power for frying with oil.
The sensing for that zone, or the board reading it. We test each area individually.
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