How do I get up old glued linoleum off hardwood floor

Sounds like someone glued it down. You're going to have a fight on your hands. Maybe this can help:
How to Remove Countertop That Has Been Glued to the Cabinets eHow

The glue is reaction to the microwaves , You should use a glue recommended by the manufacture

Hi marilynmcdon,

You can do it yourself. These cook tops are not glued to the granite at all (Or is not supposed to be). Simply lift is up slowly, start from the side, and lift it slowly. If done carefully you won't damage anything.

Hope this helps

JEDEMEYER1

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Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

their is no cleaning of contacts, they are sealed units..have to replace the switch,
you have to remove the entire range from the counter top..will take 2 people

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All four of mine did this.I glued it with a good quality super glue (don't get any inside or it won't fit back on)
Then I wrapped it many, many times with fishing string.Glue the end of the string after you cut it.Make sure that it holds.Then using alot of the super glue,spread/smear it all over the string.Its almost like fiberglass.Let it dry up real good over night.The first one I did almost 6 years ago and still holding.It's a lot guicker and easier then it sounds.

Definitely cut your loses and get a cooktop with a warranty. That unit sat on the back shelf for a reason.......it didn't work properly.

Also, but a cook top that is compatible with the safety knobs they sell as child guards at places like lowes and home depot.

here is a link to show you how the child proof knobs work
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/327577/childproof_your_stove_safety_1st_stove.html

I don't think I'd glue it down permenantly. I just had to replace the ceramic glass on mine (a JED 8430 ABD) after it cracked. Thankfully, it wasn't glued down so I could replace it pretty easily (ordered part directly from Jenn Air). But some sort of seal to keep food out from under the cooktop would be nice. I just wouldn't go permenant. The fact that you have to tape the down draft to the external vent should keep the cooktop in one place (plus its own weight).

suspect your contractor didn't allow for the tiled floor. the range legs are usually adjustable up and down. have you checked this?

Rotate the blower to the proper angle
needed for your installation. The blower
can be swiveled 90°. To rotate the blower:
a) Remove the filter from the blower housing
b) Loosen, but do not remove, the nuts
around blower inlet.
c) Rotate the blower housing for the
proper angle.
d) Retighten the four nuts and install the
filter.
try this its general for this type of cooktop

Sounds like you've got the igniter button stuck IN. If so it will probably carry on clicking until the battery runs down.
The battery might be behind the bottom drawer. If you take the battery out and the clicking stops then the striker button is probably glued up with something. Just clean it.