No power to cooktop and breaker isnt tripped

call an electrician to check the combined current draw for all of the elements been used together
the breaker capacity should be around 5 amps more than that
he can also check for proper installation and any faults

my blower switch shorted out. Could smell the plastic once removed. Liquids dripped into contacts during cleaning. Switch replacement obsolete. Found switch @ Ace. Made modifucation to panel to accept rectangular switch.

When you used all elements the power supply wire have been
gone to the maximum current absorbed so to the maximum heat. When the cook top
is new it can withstand this heat but due to long time used now you have burned
out wires and probably to junction point. So now the power supply wire is
burned and is open circuit thus not any power to the heater. The wires have
just open circuit and they don't touch each other or the metal body of the cook
top that is why you don't have the circuit breaker fuse to trip off. So now you
need to disassemble the cook top and you will very easily find the burn point
which should be melded and burned black and replace all parts that they have
been burned with new one.

Here is the link where you find the parts layout, the wiring
diagram and also order any parts you might need.

Also just for safety, avoid to use all four heater at the
same time in the future.

http://www.appliancepartspros.com/partsearch/model.aspx?model_id=5170741&diagram_id=28477270#d28477270

I would call in an electrician, this is something that could burn your house down

Likely a short in the junction box. Turn off the breaker and open the junction box for inspection. Problem is likely at the cooktop end of the feed from the breaker.

Check voltage at the junction. Should one side of the corcuit be dead, turn off power and call an electrician as the wiring probably has had a short due to staple or nail penetration and would be a fir hazard. Call an electrician if this is the case.

new install? or it stopped working try resetting your breaker. for electrical problems call a qualified electrician.

Where did you smell the smell was it from the fan switch. turn the power off and take the screw out of where the fan switch is and check the wires to the switch and the switch itself. sometimes the jennair cooktops have issues with that switch. let me know how it goes

Old plug: green is ground, white and blace are both hot power. New cooktop: green is ground, WHITE is COMMON, black and RED are hot power. You are going to need an electrician to run a new circuit and plug for your new cooktop.

Call the service tech it;s under warranty and, this model is notorious for this fault

hi gud day,much better call an electrician to check ur main power & the outlet of ur unit.if ok i think the problem is inside the unit,open wire or have a ground inside coz of over using the item that may coz of the wire is melting.tnx