How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Immediately turn off the cooktop and switch off the breaker. Do not attempt to restart until inspected.

Visual inspection: Remove the bottom cover and inspect the power modules and coils for burn marks, melted insulation, or a burnt smell.
Check wiring: Look for pinched or rubbed-through wires touching the metal chassis. Repair or replace damaged wiring and secure with proper clips.
Isolate the zone: Disconnect the suspected zone’s coil from the power module and see if the error changes when other zones are used (only if you are qualified to work on live circuits).
Replace failed components: A shorted IGBT or burned power module must be replaced as a complete assembly. If a coil is shorted or burned, replace the coil as well.

Because F8 often indicates serious internal faults, professional service is strongly recommended.

Induction cooktop displays F8 and shuts down during use.

Possible Causes