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Induction Cooking

Caring For and Using Your New Induction Cooktop

Here are some helpful guidelines for using and taking care of your new induction cooktop:

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Caring for Your Cooktop at Home:

Cleaning your induction cooktop is simple due to its smooth, flat surface. Just follow the manufacturer’s instructions and use a damp cloth with mild soap for cleaning.
Don’t use abrasive cleaners or any materials that might scratch the cooktop’s surface.

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Getting Expert Assistance:

If the ceramic-glass surface ever breaks, it’s best to have it replaced by a professional. Reach out to the manufacturer to find local contractors who can swap out the glass top.

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Using Your Cooktop:

Similar to other electrical appliances, your induction cooktop or range needs to be plugged in, and your home must have electricity for it to function.
During normal use, you might notice a gentle hum or buzz due to the magnetic field of induction cooking. To reduce the noise, you can operate it at lower power or use high-quality, heavier cookware.
Just like smartphones, induction cooktops emit electromagnetic signals. If you use a pacemaker, it’s a good idea to consult a doctor about using an induction cooktop safely.