This one is the frameless sibling of the CIT365KB: same five elements and 10,800 W, but a mirror finish and an edge that sits flush with the counter. For us, that means the glass edge is the first thing we inspect, because a flush edge takes the impact when a heavy pot is set down at an angle.
The unit is 4 inches deep under the counter and needs clear space for airflow. Cooks who store baking sheets right below it sometimes block the intake, and the cooktop then limits power to protect itself. We check airflow, then test the five zones one by one, finishing with the Triple Zone Element at several pan sizes.
Thermador gives no successor for this number, so we verify the rating plate and quote the parts in writing before we begin.
Yes, until it is checked. A chip can grow, and liquid can reach the electronics. We assess the damage and explain the options.
Heat buildup is the usual reason. Blocked airflow or a weak fan makes the cooktop protect itself, and we test both.
They are listed with the same touch control and timers, so the troubleshooting steps are alike.
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