MY buddy dropped a hammer through one and we researched fixing it.
The cooktop is a factory sealed unit so the whole thing get's replaced.
As a result we replaced the entire range for about $150 more than the
repair would have cost.
Now when he remodels kitchens he plywoods over the tops!
wrote:
Hi, all.

I have a Whirlpool RC3024 ceran-top range. Yesterday, the glass top was
broken due to a minor accident.

Local suppliers quote replacement glass to be about $300, which is what
I was expecting, but I've not been able to find out details on how to
physically replace the glass.

If someone has any information on how to accomplish this, I'd
appreciate it.

Thanks in advance,
-intrepid