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Posted by Don Phillipson on October 22, 2009, 5:14 pm
> Antone come across this before? One of the small elemets wont turn on when
> dial is turned on 1 but needs to be put on three before heating
Better repost clarifying what you mean. It sounds as if one top burner
element (1) fails to heat when its unique control is switched on,
(2) heats when the other three controls (for three other burners) are
switched on. This seems dangerous.
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Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)
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Posted by don &/or Lucille on October 24, 2009, 7:16 pm
NO picture this the control knob is numbered one to TEN,one being low. The
element wont start heating until its on two
>> Antone come across this before? One of the small elemets wont turn on
>> when dial is turned on 1 but needs to be put on three before heating
> Better repost clarifying what you mean. It sounds as if one top burner
> element (1) fails to heat when its unique control is switched on,
> (2) heats when the other three controls (for three other burners) are
> switched on. This seems dangerous.
> --
> Don Phillipson
> Carlsbad Springs
> (Ottawa, Canada)
>
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Posted by Tony Hwang on October 24, 2009, 7:43 pm
don &/or Lucille wrote:
> NO picture this the control knob is numbered one to TEN,one being low. The
> element wont start heating until its on two
>>> Antone come across this before? One of the small elemets wont turn on
>>> when dial is turned on 1 but needs to be put on three before heating
>> Better repost clarifying what you mean. It sounds as if one top burner
>> element (1) fails to heat when its unique control is switched on,
>> (2) heats when the other three controls (for three other burners) are
>> switched on. This seems dangerous.
>> --
>> Don Phillipson
>> Carlsbad Springs
>> (Ottawa, Canada)
>
>
Hi,
Nothing wrong with that. At 1, the current flow is so low, you can
hardly feel the heat.
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Posted by on October 24, 2009, 9:58 pm
wrote:
>don &/or Lucille wrote:
>> NO picture this the control knob is numbered one to TEN,one being low. The
>> element wont start heating until its on two
>>>> Antone come across this before? One of the small elemets wont turn on
>>>> when dial is turned on 1 but needs to be put on three before heating
>>> Better repost clarifying what you mean. It sounds as if one top burner
>>> element (1) fails to heat when its unique control is switched on,
>>> (2) heats when the other three controls (for three other burners) are
>>> switched on. This seems dangerous.
>>> --
>>> Don Phillipson
>>> Carlsbad Springs
>>> (Ottawa, Canada)
>>
>>
>Hi,
>Nothing wrong with that. At 1, the current flow is so low, you can
>hardly feel the heat.
That is true. The 1 and 2 settings are just for holding a little heat
in an already warm pot. It would take forever to actually raise the
heat on much with that setting but it is great if you are just keeping
dinner warm without burning the bottom of the pan.
These are also far from lab grade instruments and I doubt any of them
are the same at these low numbers.
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Posted by don &/or Lucille on October 25, 2009, 9:19 am
well the other three warm up on one?!
> wrote:
>>don &/or Lucille wrote:
>>> NO picture this the control knob is numbered one to TEN,one being low.
>>> The
>>> element wont start heating until its on two
>>>>> Antone come across this before? One of the small elemets wont turn on
>>>>> when dial is turned on 1 but needs to be put on three before heating
>>>> Better repost clarifying what you mean. It sounds as if one top
>>>> burner
>>>> element (1) fails to heat when its unique control is switched on,
>>>> (2) heats when the other three controls (for three other burners) are
>>>> switched on. This seems dangerous.
>>>> --
>>>> Don Phillipson
>>>> Carlsbad Springs
>>>> (Ottawa, Canada)
>>Hi,
>>Nothing wrong with that. At 1, the current flow is so low, you can
>>hardly feel the heat.
> That is true. The 1 and 2 settings are just for holding a little heat
> in an already warm pot. It would take forever to actually raise the
> heat on much with that setting but it is great if you are just keeping
> dinner warm without burning the bottom of the pan.
> These are also far from lab grade instruments and I doubt any of them
> are the same at these low numbers.
>
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