Why can't I start my induction hob?
If you are having trouble starting the hob, it could be because the overheat protection is activated, there is an issue with the fuses, the control panel is wet, your fingers are wet, or the child lock is activated. Make sure you have dry hands and that the control panel is dry and clean. If it still doesn't start, check the fuses connected to the hob.
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