If the ready light stays on longer than expected, the grill may still be heating, or the temperature control may not be cycling in the usual way. On supported models the indicator lights are meant to show heating and readiness, so the pattern of the light is a useful clue. Because the appliance runs on mains electricity and hot plates, stop use if the casing becomes excessively hot or if there is any smell of burning.
- Wait for the full preheat period before checking the light again. Some models need several minutes before the plates are ready for cooking. fileciteturn0file8turn0file2
Expected result: the ready light should eventually change when the appliance reaches temperature. - Close the lid properly and keep the grill on a stable, level surface. Uneven placement can affect how the plates heat and how the light behaves.
Expected result: the grill should heat evenly and the light should cycle more predictably. - If your model has an adjustable thermostat, set it to a moderate position and watch whether the indicator changes after a further few minutes.
Expected result: the light should go out and come back on during use if automatic regulation is active. - If the light never changes, unplug the grill, let it cool and test it again in another socket.
Expected result: the light should still behave consistently when power is stable.
Stop using the product if the ready light remains on together with poor heating, repeated smell of overheating, or any abnormal noise. If the issue remains unresolved or safe use is uncertain, contact the retailer or store where the product was purchased.
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