I have an older Privileg electric stove from 2008 with a ceramic cooktop. Lately the front left burner sometimes responds with a delay when I turn it on. Could that be from dirt under the glass? What's the best way to clean it without breaking anything?
Unfortunately, you can't clean the sensors under the ceramic cooktop yourself without removing the glass - and with your model that's probably something a repair shop would need to do. But before you go that route, I'd thoroughly clean the glass surface itself (with a ceramic cooktop cleaner and plastic scraper), because dirt on top is often enough to confuse the touch sensors.
If that doesn't help, the delayed response points more to a contact error or sensor wear - I'd definitely call a technician then before you accidentally damage something.
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