I bought a single hob portable induction cooker a few years ago and didn't get on with the few power settings it offered.
Six months ago I took to use it for frying as it was a lot quicker than my ceramic hob. Then I discovered it was good for my pressure cooker and when the kettle failed it was just as good for bringing water to the boil.
Thus it was getting regular use until today when it would not power up, I checked the 3pin socket and plug and that was fine and as there was no life or error messages it must be the hob that is faulty.
Tefal offer a repair service but for a sixty quid (£84 now) appliance I cannot see it being worth a professional having a look.
Has anyone had any success with DIY induction cooker repairs?