Midea
Normal Cycling / Temperature Limiter Operation
Electric cooktop element cycles on and off more frequently than expected at high settings.
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Possible Causes
Built-in limiter protecting glass from overheating, Heavy cookware causing localized heating, Incorrect perception of cycling as a fault
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Note: Many Midea radiant and induction cooktops cycle power to maintain safe glass temperatures; this is normal behavior.
- Verify performance: Check if water continues to boil and food cooks normally despite cycling.
- Use appropriate cookware: Use flat-bottomed, correctly sized pans to ensure even heating.
- Avoid empty heating: Do not run elements on high with empty pans, as this triggers limiters quickly.
If the element barely heats or shuts off for long periods, the limiter or control may be faulty and should be checked by a technician.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
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