Typical LG CBEW3613_E repair jobs and what they cost.
Repair
What’s involved
DIY
Parts
Labor
Parts
Radiant surface element
$60–$215
Element receptacle / wire kit
$15–$30
Infinite switch
$45–$105
Labor
$150–$325
One cooking zone will not heat
Radiant surface element
$60–$215
Element receptacle / wire kit
$15–$30
Infinite switch
$45–$105
$150–$325
Parts
Infinite switch
$45–$105
Radiant surface element
$60–$215
Main / surface control board
$280–$295
Labor
$150–$425
Zone stays on high or will not regulate temperature
Infinite switch
$45–$105
Radiant surface element
$60–$215
Main / surface control board
$280–$295
$150–$425
Parts
Element terminal / receptacle block
$15–$30
Thermal fuse
$40–$45
Main control board
$280–$295
Labor
$150–$425
Cooktop is completely dead
Element terminal / receptacle block
$15–$30
Thermal fuse
$40–$45
Main control board
$280–$295
$150–$425
Parts
Infinite switch
$45–$105
Hot-surface indicator / indicator switch assembly
$15–$50
Labor
$150–$325
Heat cycles erratically or the indicator does not match the zone
Infinite switch
$45–$105
Hot-surface indicator / indicator switch assembly
$15–$50
$150–$325
Parts
Ceramic-glass surface damage
$330–$485
Labor
$250–$425
Glass top is cracked or has a deep chip
Ceramic-glass surface damage
$330–$485
$250–$425
Parts
User-interface / touch-control assembly
$160–$210
Main control board
$280–$295
Labor
$250–$425
Touch controls do not respond or operate by themselves
User-interface / touch-control assembly
$160–$210
Main control board
$280–$295
$250–$425
Parts
Dual / triple radiant element
$180–$280
Infinite / selector switch
$45–$105
Labor
$150–$325
Zone heats slowly or only part of the ring works
Dual / triple radiant element
$180–$280
Infinite / selector switch
$45–$105
$150–$325
Parts
Power terminal block / heat-damaged wiring
$20–$80
Infinite / surface-element control switch
$40–$110
Radiant surface element / limiter assembly
$60–$200
Labor
$150–$425
Cooktop makes a buzzing sound, smells hot, or shows scorch marks
Power terminal block / heat-damaged wiring
$20–$80
Infinite / surface-element control switch
$40–$110
Radiant surface element / limiter assembly
$60–$200
$150–$425
Parts
Control knob
$20–$60
Infinite / surface-element control switch
$40–$110
Labor
$125–$325
Controls are loose, cracked, or hard to turn
Control knob
$20–$60
Infinite / surface-element control switch
$40–$110
$125–$325
Parts
Power terminal block / heat-damaged cooktop wiring
$20–$80
Radiant surface element shorted / leaking to ground
$60–$200
Infinite / surface-element control switch internal fault
$40–$110
Labor
$150–$425
Cooktop repeatedly trips the breaker
Power terminal block / heat-damaged cooktop wiring
$20–$80
Radiant surface element shorted / leaking to ground
$60–$200
Infinite / surface-element control switch internal fault
$40–$110
$150–$425
Easy DIY: basic tools, under an hour. Moderate: some disassembly. Advanced: experience with the machine's internals. Technician: sealed-system, electrical or tub-split work.
Parts prices don’t move much across the country; labor does. If a technician supplies the part, expect 40–50% on top of the part price.
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