Customer Questions and Answers for Indicator Light by Ge

James, This issue would be caused by a faulty infinite switch. You will want to check to see which switch is sending power to the light and replace switch if needed.

James, Not likely an indicator light problem. In which case you would need to check the sensor circuit on the burner element(s), at room temperature the circuit across the S and 2 terminals should be "open" when the element cooktop area reaches approx. 250 dgrs.F. the circuit will "close" and the hot surface indicator light will illuminate. You'll need to determine which sensor circuit is remaining "closed" or is intermittently operating after the cooktop has cooled down.