u/Slight_Taro7300

A few weeks ago I posted a thread about my LG induction cooktop (model CBIH3617BE). The center elements 5kw large ring wasnt activating regardless of my pan size, only the inner 3.7kw element was turning on. A few weeks after that, my flex zone started having F1 errors. I scheduled a repair through LGs flat rate repair program and had both issues addressed.

Long story short, it turned out to be the main controller board problem for both, not processing certain sensor readings properly. The tech more or less stripped every component out before replacing the .ain controller. From what I've seen online, many have complained about the center large 5kw element not activating, so maybe the new board have a patched firmware that fixes things?

LG flat rate repair cost $370, but was covered by my credit cards extended warranty service (Chase Freedom)

Does anyone know if this is a bug, and if so how it can be fixed?

Book for a flight in August, the seat map shows an upgraded Premium seat is $29/seat/leg.

But if I add it, it shows up in cart as $77/seat/leg. What gives?

Found a used 9" 1.5HP (220V) jointer on marketplace being listed for $350. Seller says the blade was replaced 2 years ago, and has another spare. Question is how reliable are these models? Looks fairly old but well cared for based on the pictures. Quite a drive out for me, but I'm a bit tempted... Would replace the silly Porter/Cable jointer I currently run, and I can run a 240V connection to my garage pretty easily.