The circuit breaker for out kitchenaid glass

It depends on several factors. First, I'll assume when you "reset" the range, you are resetting the circuit breaker (cb) in the cb panel.
If this is the case then there are two possible causes. 1. The cb is old and worn out. So replace it. 2. There is an occasional overload of the circuit. This causes the cb to trip. For that you will need a qualified electrician to determine what is causing the overload. WARNING!!! Ranges are typically 220 Volts which can kill a person. So leave this up to the pros. Do Not attempt to do this work yourself.

Go to your electrical panel and check the circuit breakers. If one is tripped it will be in a halfway position. switch off then on. If it keeps tripping you may have to call a repair man.

Without more info this is difficult to answer. I will say that all cooktop's have thermal overload switches built into them. They open the circuit until it all cools down and they then close the circuit and reset. You begin using it again and bang it opens again and no power. This means you have a short circuit or a bad overload switch. If you are tripping the circuit breaker, you likely have a short circuit, which is why it is tripping the breaker. I would not keep resetting it, if this is the case. The more you blow or open the breaker the weaker it becomes. They open to prevent an electrical fire, which you do not want.

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most likely the element failed

Check power supply at socket or meter box. Make sure that the circuit breaker hasn't tripped. Also, induction cooktops wont heat without induction cookware. They must be steel. Glass cookware wont work on an induction cooktop.

try turning the breaker, for the cooktop (in the electrical panel), off then back on again

sounds as if your fuses are rated to low for the range they should be at least 35 amp fuses

Hi,

Here is a tip that I wrote that will help you ti find out why the circuitbreaker is tripping.

Circuit Breaker Keeps Tripping
heatman101
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You may have a short circuit to ground fault in the electric cook top. Divide and conquer. Unplug the cook top and try to reset the breaker. If the breaker resets, then you have a problem with the electric cook top. If it doesn’t, then the problem is at the electrical panel side. Either problem will require a qualified technician’s assistance. I hope this helps. Good luck.

you sound as if the short is occourring within the switch assy perhaps water has spilled on it, listed on gas range, but assuming you have an electric unit, with the knobs poking through the glass