LG Range Radiant Surface Element MEE64286201

MEE50408702, MEE62385201, MEE62385206

LREL6321S, LREL6323D, LREL6323S, LREL6325D, LREL6325F, LREN6325XE, LSEL633CF, LSEL6330S, LSEL6330SE, LSEL6331F, LSEL6333D, LSEL6333F, LSEL6335ZE, LSEL6337F, LSEL6337XE

Why does only one burner on my glass cooktop not work?

When one burner on your glass cooktop doesn't heat but the others work fine, the radiant element for that specific burner has most likely failed. Each burner on a glass cooktop has its own independent radiant heating element beneath the glass, controlled by its own infinite switch (control knob). When an element burns out — due to a break in the resistance ribbon, a failed connection, or internal damage — that specific burner stops heating while the others continue to work normally. To confirm the element is the problem, turn on the non-working burner and look at the glass surface — a working element glows bright orange/red within 15–30 seconds. If there's no glow at all, the element is likely burned out. If the element glows partially (only some sections light up), it has a partial failure. You can also test the element with a multimeter for continuity/resistance. If the element tests good but the burner still doesn't heat, the infinite switch (control) for that burner may have failed instead.

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