Cooktop Parts

Can You Replace a Broken Cooktop?

A single, unfortunate event such as dropping a pot, scratching the glass surface with an old cast iron pan or experiencing a power surge after a brownout can damage your cooktop. Should you replace it or attempt to repair it yourself¹?
Please note that :

• If it’s a gas cooktop, know that “all work relating to a gas installation or appliance must be entrusted to a specialized contractor who is a member of the CMMTQ”².
• Most repairs to electric or induction cooktops require the removal of the glass-ceramic panel first. In the event of a breakage, it costs an average of $300 to $500 to replace this fragile part.

Still, if you have the right skills and tools and everything goes well, it remains cheaper to repair your cooktop than to buy a new one.
Our parts department can provide you with the cooktop spare parts you need, as well as valuable technical advice. Our warehouse contains common parts for cooktops of all makes and models, plus many discontinued appliances. If required, we can source some of the rarer parts from our network of suppliers.
Simply fill out the form below by including the make, model and serial number of your cooktop and a short description of the problem.

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2285, Michelin street
Laval (QC) H7L 5B8
Phone : 514 800-4064