Product review (1 stars): Buyer beware:  poor quality control; do not purchase without a very long warrantee
Do not expect this unit to last very long.  Purchased this unit 5 years ago.  3 years in, it died.  Verdict:  new electronic control board needed. Cost : $900 + installation (over $1k).  This lasted two years.  Today, the device died again.  We don't know whether it's the control board or the induction generator but frankly we don't care: this unit is going directly to the recycling depot so that someone can recover the metals and recycle them (in the old days, it would have gone directly to the dump). We are not throwing good money after bad.  We thought about the possibility of paying $100-150 to have a technician replace fuses and possibly get the 3-burner electric (non-induction) side working [as would have been possible last time] so we could have more time to shop around for an alternative but in the end decided to just go out and get a unit with a decent warranty and write off this piece of junk.  Yes, we liked it when it worked, but the  annual operating cost of this cooktop including amortized initial cost was $$$very expensive.
Unless it comes with a 10-year warrantee (or unless a 10-year warrantee can be purchased inexpensively), I will never consider buying Electrolux again.  This applies not only to cooktops but to anything else this firm makes.  As a result of poor manufacturing controls, they made $800 (or however much their wholesale price was) off of me for a replacement part I had to buy.  I consider that extra income to be "ill gotten gains" and it isn't going to happen again.
0 stars.