What separates the PRO244IFEMXB from a touch-control induction cooktop is that every zone is driven by a physical knob, with the power read-out printed into the glass beside it. That changes diagnosis completely: a zone that will not respond on this range is far more often a knob encoder or its ribbon than a dead touch panel, and the glass itself can be intact while the control behind it has failed. The counter-deep maintop is cut to sit flush with a standard worktop, so removing the glass for access means lifting the whole top rather than dropping the unit forward.
Key Features
- 24" freestanding induction range, Professional Series
- 4 induction zones, right-hand pair bridgeable
- Knob control per zone with a read-out printed into the glass
- Counter-deep maintop designed to sit flush with the worktop
- Electric broiler with optional convection
Most Common Issues on This Model
One zone failing to recognize a pan that works on the others
Bridge link between the right-hand zones dropping out mid-cook
Knob encoder losing steps so the displayed power level jumps
Cooling fan under the glass running loud or constantly
Oven element or sensor problems on the electric cavity