Leisure induction hob zones not working, display shows E06 on one or more zones.

Safety first: Isolate the cooker at the mains. Induction hobs contain high-voltage capacitors that can retain charge; do not touch the power board unless you know how to safely discharge capacitors.

Basic checks (user level):

• Confirm you are using induction-compatible cookware (magnetic base). Try another pan.
• Ensure the pan fully covers the marked cooking zone.
• Power-cycle the cooker at the wall isolator for 5–10 minutes to reset the electronics.

Technical checks (technician level):

• Remove the hob glass (after isolating power) to access the induction coils and power modules.
• Inspect for burnt components, cracked coils, or loose connectors between the coil and the power board.
• Test the suspect coil for continuity and appropriate resistance (typically very low ohms but not open). Replace the induction coil if open or physically damaged.
• If coils are good, the induction power module for that zone is likely faulty and should be replaced as a complete assembly.

Recommendation: Due to the risk of electric shock and complexity, induction power board repairs should be carried out by a qualified technician.