Combining an induction cooktop with an integrated downdraft vent in one 36-inch unit means the PE364IDDNET is really two appliances sharing one glass surface: the induction cooking zones, and a separate ventilation motor and ductwork run. A downdraft that won’t rise or extract properly is a ventilation-system problem — motor, duct restriction or the lift mechanism — that has nothing to do with whether the induction zones themselves are heating correctly, and the two are diagnosed independently even though they share a control panel.
Key Features
- 36" induction cooktop with integrated downdraft ventilation, black glass
- Induction cooking zones plus a rising or built-in downdraft extraction system
- Removes the need for a separate overhead range hood
- Touch controls for both cooking zones and the ventilation fan
Most Common Issues on This Model
Downdraft motor not rising, or not extracting air, separate from the induction cooking function
Individual induction zone not heating or cycling on and off
Ductwork or grease filter restriction reducing extraction performance
Downdraft and cooktop controls interfering with each other on the shared touch panel