Kenmore Range

Kenmore 22-96853

Model # 22-96853 · Current lineup

Induction ranges like the 22-96853 use magnetic coils and cookware-detection sensors instead of a traditional heating element, which means a “won’t heat” complaint is just as often a cookware-compatibility or sensor-detection issue as it is a genuine coil failure — worth ruling out before assuming the induction module has failed.

Key Features

  • 5 cu. ft. front-control induction range
  • Turbo Boil rapid-heat induction zone
  • Self-clean cycle
  • Flat ceramic-glass induction surface

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Induction zone not detecting cookware

02

Turbo Boil zone not reaching full output

03

Cooktop displaying an error indicator and disabling a zone

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Kenmore 22-96853 FAQ

Induction zones only activate for compatible magnetic cookware; non-induction pots and pans won't trigger heating at all, which is the single most common "not heating" call we get on induction ranges. Q: Is induction cooktop repair more expensive than a standard electric range? A: The induction module itself costs more than a basic radiant element, but many complaints turn out to be cookware or sensor-related rather than requiring that part at all.

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