Elica Hob Service Center in Chandigarh

Continuous clicking almost always happens after countertop cleaning or a liquid boil-over. Water enters the gap between the control knob and glass top, creating an electrical bridge across microswitch contacts. We isolate power, dry the switch loom, and fit moisture-resistant silicone seals.

The FFD is a vital safety mechanism. If a draught or spilled liquid extinguishes the flame, the thermocouple cools down in seconds and cuts off the magnetic gas valve, preventing hazardous unburnt gas accumulation in your kitchen.

For FFD-equipped hobs, the knob should be depressed for roughly 3 to 5 seconds after the flame ignites. This gives the thermocouple probe sufficient time to reach working temperature (~300°C) and generate holding voltage.

Minor repairs like burner cleaning, thermocouple probe de-carbonization, and spark pin replacements are performed from above. For pulse box or gas manifold replacements, our technicians carefully lift the hob using non-marring tools to safeguard your countertop finish.

If the ceramic spark electrode develops a microscopic crack, high-voltage current sparks prematurely through the chassis instead of bridging to the brass burner cap. Replacing the cracked ceramic electrode restores proper spark transfer.

This typically occurs when the brass burner cap is slightly tilted or misaligned on its base ring, or when moisture remains trapped inside flame slots after washing. Realigning and drying the burner cap eliminates sputtering.

Yes. We carry metallic and heat-resistant ABS control knobs compatible with standard 6mm and 8mm 'D-shaft' gas cock spindles used in Elica hobs.

Yes. Our technicians replace the factory LPG jets with precision-machined PNG nozzles and adjust the bypass simmer screw inside each valve spindle.

Under normal dry operating conditions, an AC electronic pulse unit lasts 4 to 7 years. Repeated moisture exposure from countertop washing is the primary reason for premature failure.

We provide a 30 to 90-day warranty on replacement parts such as ignition pulse boxes, thermocouples, and solenoid valves, documented on your service invoice.