Why does my crêpe maker buzz or click while heating?

Modified on Tue, 25 Aug at 4:27 AM

A light clicking sound can happen as the thermostat switches the heating on and off, but loud or irregular noises are not normal for a crêpe maker. If the sound is sharp, repeated or comes with smell, vibration or loss of heat, stop using the appliance and check it carefully. fileciteturn0file2turn0file9

  1. Unplug the appliance and let it cool, then plug it back in and listen during a short test. Expected result: only a gentle thermostat click may be heard. If the noise is harsh or continuous, continue.
  2. Check whether the appliance is resting flat and not touching other objects. Expected result: the sound may reduce once the base is stable. If the unit moves or rattles, stop using it.
  3. Inspect the plate and housing for loose parts, residue or signs of damage. Expected result: nothing appears loose or burnt. If you see cracks, smoke marks or a damaged cable, stop using the appliance immediately.
  4. Make sure no metal tool or other object has been left on the hot plate. Expected result: the noise disappears once the area is clear.
  5. If the buzzing or clicking continues, or if the appliance heats unpredictably, do not continue using it. Contact the retailer or store where the product was purchased.

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