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Troubleshooting

Problem — Solution Guide

Problem

May Be Caused By

What to Do (Solution)

Nothing works.

Cooktop is not connected to 

electrical power.

Check to make sure power cord is con-

nected to an electrical outlet.

Power to electrical outlet is off.

Turn on power at circuit breaker or fuse 

box. Check for tripped breaker or blown 

fuse. 

Power outage.

Contact your power company.

Igniters do not spark.

Power not supplied to unit.

See Nothing Works above.

Wet or dirty igniter.

Clean and dry igniter and burner assem-

bly according to Care and Cleaning 

section.

No flame.

Igniter not working (no clicking 

sound).

See Igniters do not spark above.

Wet or dirty igniter.

Clean and dry according to Care and 

Cleaning section.

Gas is turned off.

Make sure the gas supply valve is in the 

ON position.

Gas supply is interrupted.

Contact your gas company.

Burner goes out at low set-

ting. 

Low gas pressure.

Contact your gas company to have gas 

pressure tested.

Flame is distorted, yellow or 

very large.

Burner parts are dirty or 

clogged.

Clean and dry according to Care and 

Cleaning section.

Burner parts are not properly 

positioned or seated.

Make sure burner is assembled according 

to the Setting Up Your Cooktop sec-

tion.

Cooktop is for a different type 

of gas (Natural or LP) or set up 

for different altitude.

Have a qualified service technician check 

to make sure that the cooktop is set up 

for the type of gas and the correct alti-

tude.

Gas regulator is not installed or 

faulty.

Have a qualified service technician check 

the gas regulator.

Igniter continues to spark 

(click) after flame ignites.

Burner is cold.

Burners may continue to spark for up to 

60 seconds when cold and set to low. See 

Operating Your Cooktop section for 

more information on how to minimize.

Flame distorted by air draft.

Minimize any air drafts around the cook-

top. Close nearby windows.

Wet or dirty igniter.

Clean and dry according to Care and 

Cleaning section.

Burner parts are wet or dirty.

Clean and dry according to Care and 

Cleaning section.

Burner parts not properly posi-

tioned.

Make sure burner is assembled according 

to the Setting Up Your Cooktop sec-

tion.

Power supply polarity is 

reversed.

Have a licensed electrician check the elec-

trical outlet.

Summary of Contents for DYCT365G

Page 1: ...s DYCT304G DYCT365G HPCT304G HPCT365G Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s Important Safety Instructions 1 Getting to Know Your Cooktop 4 Setting Up Your Cooktop 5 Operating Your Cooktop 6 Care and Cleaning 9...

Page 2: ...ives suggestions and remedies that may pre empt a call for service Valuable customerinput helps us continually improve ourproducts and services so feel free to contact ourCustomerAssurance Team forass...

Page 3: ...vere personal injury or death CAUTION Hazards or unsafe practices that COULD result in minor personal injury or property damage DANGER IMPORTANT If you smell gas Do not use or light any appliance Do n...

Page 4: ...ecorative covers may cause a fire hazard or damage to the cooktop if a burner is accidentally turned on with the cover in place Do not leave the cooktop unattended while in use to avoid the possiblity...

Page 5: ...DO NOT cut or remove the third ground prong from the power cord DO NOT use an adapter plug DO NOT use an extension cord DO NOT use a power cord that is frayed or damaged DO NOT plug the cooktop into a...

Page 6: ...0 15 000 BTU B Single Burner 12 500 BTU C Single Burner 9 500 BTU D SimmerSear Burner 750 18 000 BTU E SimmerSear Burner 650 12 500 BTU F Single Burner 12 500 BTU G Single Burner 9 500 BTU Trim Rings...

Page 7: ...not be removed by the user SimmerSear BurnerAssembly Burner cap Burner head Burner base Burner skirt Cap cover Wide side down Single Burner 1 Put the burner heads on the burner bases as shown below Ma...

Page 8: ...ntrol knob The thickness of the black line under the flame on the trim ring corresponds with the flame height The flame height lowers as the knob moves away from the flame icon SimmerSear Burners When...

Page 9: ...ry See Care and Cleaning starting on page 9 Dirty or wet igniters will result in constant sparking even if there is a flame pres ent The flame should burn evenly around the perim eter of the burner ex...

Page 10: ...the lid to check food Doing so will decrease cooking time and save energy Dacor s SimmerSear feature allows you preci sion control of the flame The larger the burner size the wider the range of contr...

Page 11: ...es and accessories use only the types of cleaning solutions specified in this manual To avoid electrical shock or burns turn off the burners and make sure that all parts are cool before cleaning DO NO...

Page 12: ...a firm toothbrush When done thoroughly rinse all parts with clean water Completely dry all the parts before re assembling them 4 Assemble the cooktop according to the Burner and Grate Assembly Instruc...

Page 13: ...it stops 10 With dry hands plug the cooktop power cord into an electrical outlet Cleaning the Griddle Accessory Clean the griddle after each use Wash it thoroughly in hot soapy water to avoid stains f...

Page 14: ...ont PN 108925 01 Grate large PN 108900 PN 108900 Grate small PN 108901 Grate support feet 4 PN 103712 PN 103712 Stainless steel cleaner PN A302 PN A302 Model DYCT304G HPCT304G Burner Part Dacor P N Ca...

Page 15: ...removed by the user SimmerSear Burner Care and Cleaning Cooktop Layout DYCT365G HPCT365G Top View Burner control knob Trim ring Spill tray Grate SimmerSear control knobs LR CR RR LF CF Burner control...

Page 16: ...or clogged Clean and dry according to Care and Cleaning section Burner parts are not properly positioned or seated Make sure burner is assembled according to the Setting Up Your Cooktop sec tion Cookt...

Page 17: ...function within one year of the original date of purchase due to a defect in material or workmanship Dacor will remedy it without charge to you All cosmetic damage such as scratches on stain less ste...

Page 18: ...damage to sur rounding property including cabinetry floors ceilings and other structures or objects around the product Breakage discoloration or damage to glass metal surfaces plastic components trim...

Page 19: ...RANTY PROCESSING DEPT PO BOX 90070 CITY OF INDUSTRY CA 91715 9907 NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST CLASS MAIL CITY OF INDUSTRY CA PERMIT NO 1600 POSTAGE WI...

Page 20: ...what purpose was the product purchased A Replacement only C New Home B Part of a Remodel D Other 4 What is yourhousehold income A Under 75 000 D 150 000 200 000 B 75 000 100 000 E 200 000 250 000 C 10...

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