HOW DO I UNLOCK MY SCHOTT CERAN CERAMIC HOB

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Question moved to Schott Ceran category.

Replacement knobs, but it should go by the numerical model number in the search query as well.

https://www.google.com/search?q=schott+ceran+cooktop+replacement+knobs

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Possible failed part that needs to be replaced according to the discussion below:

https://www.justanswer.com/uk-appliance/b1ztt-schott-ceran-hob-not-working-showing-er26-just.html


My schott ceran hob is not working and showing er26 Just

The reference to Schott, is the maker of the ceramic glass itself. The label outlining the manufacturer and model number will be located on the base of the cooktop. Once you obtain that, contact the distributor to obtain the required knobs.

The reference to Schott is the maker of the ceramic glass. The label identifying which brand and model number will be located on the base of the cooktop.

If the cooktop itself randomly locks itself, it would most likely be related to the touch panel and the sensor plate that would require replacement.

The lock would be the child lock, and usually holding down the key symbols for a period of 5 secs should remove the lock.

Ceramic cooktops need the correct type of pots or they leave marks,check your instruction manual.

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Are the batteries good?

press and hold the power button for a min.

If your hob is siemens then the controls are touch... press the on/off switch for power, then the control pad is yours with

I want to say that since I posted my original problem with black spots appearing on the Schott Ceran top, I took pictures of the top and attached them to a complaint sent to Maytag. Approximately 3 days later, a Maytag representative phoned and offered a brand new top-basically stating that there is a fault with the tops. They would not pay for the labor to replace the top. My husband downloaded the instructions from Maytag website and installed it himself. These spots actually appear from within the surface and are not the result of a boil over, etc. The spots on my burner grew to the width of the burner. If you search the internet, you will see many others with the same problem with the Schott Ceran tops. I will never buy another!