Those who have a Dacor cooktop with the knobs that light up may deal with the issue when they refuse to glow. If you are a very capable electronics tech and do a lot of repairs yourself, you can try to eliminate the problem without a professional. Take into a consideration that the part you are going to repair must not be under warranty. If so, remove the burners and remove the burner rings on the side where the knob is (so if the light is out on the back right burner knob then remove both the front right burner and the back right burner. You will need specialty tools to remove the burner rings. Once you have the burner rings off, remove the screws going through the side and front trim so that you can pull the black ceramic drip pan out. You can access the light from the back of the control panel after you remove the ceramic panel. Dacor does not have any repair manuals for the appliance introduced into the market less than 2 years ago, and again you need specialty tools to remove the burner rings without damaging the burners. What’s more, the burners might be questionable. Each burner on your stove features a control switch attached to its dial or knob. Called the infinite switch, this part regulates the heat level for the burner based on your chosen setting. If one of your burners only heats to one temperature or is stuck on high, you may have a problem with the burner control switch. The infinite switch also may be to blame if one of your burners won’t turn on at all, or if the stove indicator light doesn’t come on when the dial is moved. If the switch is faulty, it must be replaced ASAP, before you use that burner again. Some problems are possible to fix only with the right tools and skills, so to keep the warranty valid and unit functional, it is at your best interest to contact a professional repair technician to get the best solution for your Dacor cooktop.
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