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Suburban induction cooktop fault codes
Every fault code, display message, and status light listed in Suburban's manuals for Suburban single and double element induction cooktops. Select a code for what it means, what you can safely check, and when to call a technician.
Confirm your model
Codes are model-specific. Match the model number on the appliance data label to one of these before using the table:
Suburban single element induction cooktop, Suburban double element induction cooktop
Where to look and what to record
- model number
- serial number
- stock number
- data plate on bottom housing
Code table
| Code | What the manufacturer says |
|---|---|
| E0 | Cookware is not on the induction cooktop, the cookware diameter is too small, or the cookware is not compatible for induction use. |
| E1 | Outlet voltage is too low; Suburban says to check the power supply. |
| E2 | Outlet voltage is too high; Suburban says to check the power supply. |
| E3 | Cooktop surface is too hot; Suburban says to turn the unit off until it is cool enough to be used again. |
| E4 | Cooktop surface temperature sensor is damaged; Suburban says to contact Suburban Customer Service. |
| E5 | Internal circuit is too hot; Suburban says to turn the unit off until it is cool enough to be used again. |
| E6 | Cooktop surface temperature sensor is damaged; Suburban says to contact Suburban Customer Service. |
| E7 | Internal circuit error; Suburban says to contact Suburban Customer Service. |
Do not open or attempt to open the cooktop. Stop use after repeated error codes, damaged cord or plug, abnormal heat, or any suspected electrical problem and contact Suburban Customer Service or qualified service.