Hob · useful observations
Keep the affected cooking zone in view.
Describe one zone or the whole hob, the control response and any exact warning. For induction, include the pan-related observation from normal use.
One cooking zone behaves differently
Say whether other zones respond in ordinary use and copy the affected zone warning. With induction, note any pan-recognition behaviour; do not repeatedly test a hob that trips.
The problem comes and goes
A short record of the programme, time into use and warning is helpful. An appliance working once between failures does not establish that the underlying problem has gone.
If a warning disappears
Write it down when safely visible. The wording and full model are more useful than a remembered number from another appliance.
If the fault is occasional
Keep a short account of a few normal uses, with settings and results. An intermittent failure can need a different assessment from a consistent one.
Agree the next step with the team
Call 0800 037 4915 or prepare a request with the model and observations. Suitable work, charges and Monday–Thursday visits are agreed for the individual enquiry.