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It's across all my cookware. Pans, cast iron, the coffee maker, the kettle. If I put it on full power, then it's a continuous blast of energy and it never clic
by benoliver999 5y ago
It's across all my cookware. Pans, cast iron, the coffee maker, the kettle.
If I put it on full power, then it's a continuous blast of energy and it never clicks off. That's great for boiling water but not much else.
If I put it on 70%, it goes on full power for 7 seconds, then stops for 3, then back on for 7 etc etc.
- DeRock 5y agoAre you sure you don’t have a normal electric stove?
- benoliver999 5y agoYes, it won't work without a pan on it. Doesn't work with aluminium. Is relatively cold to the touch despite having just been used to boil a kettle. Says 'Induction Hob' on it.
- seanmcdirmid 5y agoAn induction cooktop with bang-bang control? I guess that is definitely something to look out for and avoid: https://www.avforums.com/threads/are-there-different-types-of-induction-hob-switching-vs-variable-power.2373294/ https://www.avforums.com/threads/are-there-different-types-o...
- benoliver999 5y agoIt's a smeg if anyone reads this and cares. Probably quite cheap; the previous owner put it in to help sell the house