True Induction Stove Top will not turn on

[Lamar]

We took possession of our new 2026 Legacy I in about April.  Spent most of the time learning the systems and getting ready for our trip to Utah where we plan to do mostly Boondocking.  We did one trial run overnight close to home to get the feel for things but we were tied into shore power.  We were planning on a second unhooked but storms rolled and we had to leave.  Tonight is night one on the 2 week long trip and we are boondocking.  The True Induction Stove top will not turn on.  It did turn on when we were hooked to shore power when we did the trial run.  I am using a lodge frying pan, making sure we have the right material on the stove top.  But there are no lights coming on the cooktop.  I checked the breaker and it appears ok (knowing they can go bad and you can’t tell until you replace them).  The inverter seems to be working as the microwave/convection oven works.  The batteries appear to be above 90%.  It’s gonna be a long 2 weeks without a stovetop.

I don’t know if this is related but two 12 v receptacles on the street side do not appear to be working either.  I’ve checked fuses but they seem to be fine.

Any insight would be appreciated.  I’ll also put a ticket in, but I’m sure Oliver is closed until at least Tuesday because of Memorial Day.

Lamar

Hull #1687

 

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[Snackchaser]

Lamar, sad to hear of your troubles!

I have no idea how those stoves are wired, but they are required by code to be GFIC protected (Ground fault interrupter circuit). Those can trip for numbers of reasons.   It could have its own GFIC receptacle under the cabinet somewhere, or it could be fed from an another GFIC receptacle.   I'd check all the AC receptacles to see if they are GFIC and if they are tripped.  Don't forget the one above the kitchen counter and the outdoor plug.  If you find one tripped that won't reset, let us know for further investigation. 

Also check the AC wiring diagram in your manual, it should show whether the stove circuit is GFIC protected, and give clues where to look.  

Oh and stove wouldn't be related to the 12v outlets.  If you're talking about the USB outlets, they might have a tiny switch on the front of them.  The cigarette lighter type of 12v outlets are notorious for having the wire terminal pop off if it was not fitted well.  Electrical tape helps.

Good luck and let us know what you find.

Geoff