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title: "Induction glass replacement"
description: "La Cornue induction glass replacement — the one problem on this make with a safety instruction attached."
url: "https://la-cornuemiami.support/services/induction-glass-replacement/"
date_modified: "2026-09-03"
Appliance type: "Cooktops and rangetops, Ranges"
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# La Cornue induction glass replacement

### About replacing a ceramic hob

This is the one problem on the appliance with a safety instruction attached, and it is the maker's instruction rather than our caution: disconnect the cooker immediately from the power supply and do not use it until it has been repaired, because the glass is what separates the coils and the electronics from anything spilled on the surface. So the visit makes it safe first and diagnoses second. The panel is ordered against the top's own zone layout rather than a size, since the printed markings have to line up with the coils beneath them.

What this involves

Made safe first, diagnosed second

Glass ordered to the range's own configuration, not a generic panel

Coils and electronics inspected for what has already got through the crack

Power off at the supply, and the cooktop stays out of use. This is not a wait-and-see problem.

Assess what got through

A crack that has been used is a crack that has taken spills. Coils and electronics are inspected, not assumed clean.

Order to the configuration

The glass belongs to that top's own layout — zone count and positions — not to a size.

Fit and seal it properly

A hob sealed badly leaks into the same electronics that E2 is about.

Test every zone before leaving

With proper pans, on every zone, plus the indicators. A replacement that was never tested is not a repair.

### Can I keep using the zones that still work?

No. A hob that still heats is not evidence that it is safe — the crack is a path for liquid into live electronics, and the maker's own text is to stop using the cooker until the repair is done. Isolate it at the breaker if there is no accessible switch.

### Would insurance cover it?

Often, and it is worth asking. Impact damage to a glass hob is normally excluded from a manufacturer's warranty but frequently covered by household contents insurance as accidental damage. Ask us for a written diagnostic naming the cause, the part reference and the quote, and we will write it in that form.

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