Power Module Replacement for Electric Cooktop in Warsaw
25.03.2026Power Module Replacement for Electric Cooktop in Warsaw
Several burners stopped working at once, the cooktop switches on but doesn’t heat, or the breaker trips when you turn it on? The power module is often to blame. This board distributes electricity to the heating zones, handling high currents. Over time it can burn out. We repair and replace power modules on site across Warsaw — from Targówek to Włochy.
Cost
The power module is one of the most expensive components. The price depends on the model and whether the whole board needs replacing or just individual components (transistors, triacs). Prices in the table.
| Service | min | max |
|---|---|---|
| Burner / heating zone replacement (electric cooktop) | 300 zł | 400 zł |
| Relay / sensor replacement (electric cooktop) | 300 zł | 400 zł |
| Glass-ceramic surface replacement (electric cooktop) | 300 zł | 450 zł |
| Power module replacement (electric cooktop) | 450 zł | 600 zł |
| Electronics repair (electric cooktop) | 450 zł | 550 zł |
How it works
- You describe the issue.
- The technician identifies the model.
- Breaker off.
- Cooktop removed, power module accessed.
- Board diagnosed — transistors, triacs, diodes, fuses checked.
- Component-level repair or full module replacement.
- All burners tested.
Mistakes
- Buying a whole board when one transistor would do.
- DIY soldering on a power board — high currents, errors = fire.
- Ignoring a tripping breaker — it’s protection, not a bug.
- Not checking terminals — melted connectors will kill the new module too.
Preparation
- Cooktop model.
- Which burners, does breaker trip.
- Switch off breaker.
- Clear worktop.
- Photo of model.
- Access to consumer unit.
- Space below cooktop.
- Any recent power surges? Tell the technician.
Case from Warsaw
Client in Targówek: Bosch cooktop died after a thunderstorm — indicators on, burners cold. On site we found a blown triac on the power module — a voltage spike had destroyed the semiconductor. We replaced the triac and a protection varistor that had also failed. All burners working. Component-level repair, far cheaper than a new board. Work took about 1.5 hours. Tip: if your area gets power surges, fit a varistor or surge protector on the cooktop’s circuit.
FAQ
What is a power module?
A board with power semiconductors distributing electricity to burners.
Always full replacement?
No — often component-level repair is possible and cheaper.
Why does it fail?
Power surges, overheating, natural semiconductor wear.
DIY?
No — up to 32A, 220–380V.
Time?
1–2 hours.
Brings module?
Yes if model known.
Brands?
Bosch, Siemens, Electrolux, Samsung, Beko, Amica.
Breaker trips?
Often the module, but could be a heating element.
Surge protection?
Fit a varistor or surge protector on the cooktop line.
Warranty?
Yes.
Who does the work
Power module repairs are handled by technicians with electronics experience. We cover all of Warsaw with soldering stations. Cooktop not heating? Call us.