ATAG 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.
A code or symbol is showing
Copy the entire display, including punctuation, letters and leading zeroes. Product families can interpret similar codes differently; the full model belongs beside the warning.
Where the product reference is unclear
Look at existing paperwork or a safely accessible label. A retail family name can cover several variants with different parts.
If the appliance was recently moved
Mention the change and what happened afterwards. A sequence of events is useful context, but it is not proof of a particular failed part.
For the ATAG label
Keep the exact ATAG product reference and any safely visible service or serial reference alongside the hob symptom. The badge is not a promise of parts availability or acceptance of every model.
Your Swanley enquiry
Use the complete service postcode for your Swanley address. BR8 is a broad postal reference, not a service boundary. Explain the actual fitting and access; a locality guide is not a branch or a confirmed booking.
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.