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Old 02-09-2008, 12:29 PM
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Late last evening, my GE Cooktop top fan started running without being turned on. I tried to turn the unit off by turing the fan knob on top of the cooktop to an on position and back to the off position. This had no effect. I opened the doors to look underneath and heard a "crackingling" sound coming from the unit that houses the wires and relay. I then tried to shut the unit off again by lifting the knob from the top of the cooktop, replacing it and turning the knob to to all three on positions and back off again. This time the unit did turn off. I cut the power off to the unit.

Any ideas on what the problem may be?
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What happens if you restore the power?

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Thanks for the response. I finally restored the power today. The fan and all burners seem to be working properly. The crackling noise is no longer there. I was thinking if it happened again, I would replace the 5 prong relay switch and the fan switch.

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Hi Tom,

Guessing is not the best way to fix a problem. If it happened again I'll do my best to help with diagnosis.

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