The electric teppanyaki module fitted to some Château cooktops is a different animal from the gas burners around it, and a “not heating” complaint on it points somewhere entirely different.

The 165 cm Château cooktop draws on the same hob code family as the Château 165 range, without a vaulted oven attached. A burner, French top or induction zone complaint is diagnosed the same way as on the matching-width range, by first confirming the installed hob code. Because it is the second-widest cooktop in the […]

The 180 cm Château cooktop is the widest in the standalone cooktop line, drawing on the same hob configuration codes as the Grand Palais 180 range. With the largest hob surface, it can carry the widest range of elements — two gas burner pairs, a French top, a power burner, a lava-rock grill or induction […]

The Flamberge is a dedicated open-flame rotisserie rather than a standard burner, so its gas supply, its spit motor and its turning mechanism are each checked separately when it stops working correctly. A weak or uneven flame beneath it is diagnosed the same way as any other La Cornue gas element — pressure and ignition […]

The 90 cm Château cooktop shares its hob hardware with the Grand Castel 90 range, again with no vaulted oven beneath it. A burner or induction zone complaint on this cooktop is diagnosed the same way as on the matching-width range, using the same hob code to identify which configuration is installed. Fit and leveling […]

The 120 cm Château cooktop shares its hob hardware, including the codes that mix gas burners with a pair of induction zones on the same top, with the Château 120 range. Whichever fuel type is affected is diagnosed on its own, exactly as it would be on the range. Because this cooktop has no oven […]