Restarting a frozen or locked induction cooktop involves performing a clean electrical power reset to clear temporary microprocessor glitches or error codes. Because most induction cooktops lack a physical restart button on the glass surface, you must interrupt their main power supply. Locate your home electrical service panel and switch off the dedicated double-pole circuit breaker supplying power to the cooktop. Leave the breaker turned off for a full two minutes to allow internal control capacitors to discharge entirely. You can troubleshoot control lockups safely. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when switching the circuit breaker back on causes the digital touch panel indicator lights to flash and return to a normal standby state ready for cooking.
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