Can't remove burnt milk from right burner on stovetop?

The switch controlling the burner is just a voltage controlling unit (rheostat). It needs to be replaced

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It looks like you can just use any single sided razor blade as a replacement. There is a tab on the end where the hole is right beside where mine says made in the USA. If you push that tab up then you will be able to slide it in the open direction and it will come apart as two pieces.

Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

you switch is stuck.. try turning back and forth

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There is a product called cerama bright (Not sure of the spelling). Specifically formulated for exactly this type of cleaning. Availible through just about anywhere (Home Depot, Lowes, Wallmart, etc) Good luck!

Go to Home Depot and buy a bottle of Cerama-Brite and a razor scraper.

Soak the spots with the cerama-brite, but the burner on it's lowest setting and scrape the plastic off.

Finish up with windex.

look for Cerama Bryte, its a cream you put on, let sit and then scub off, works great

It works now.After two days of trying, it now works like it should. I'm thinking something needed to dry.

Hi, I assume we are talking about a flat glass top. First the bad news. using any abrasives will permanently scratch the glass hence the dull spot. You can however make it look a little better. Grease spots and the like can be removed with a flat razor blade scraper which needs to be held flat to avoid the corners making scratches. Use any good glass/ceramic cooktop cleaner ( which is the ONLY cleaner you should ever use ) (available in your local grocery diy store and some hardware stores). The cleaner is a thick liquid, put about a dime size drop on each burner area and use a paper towel to buff out the finish like waxing a car. Once it looks clean flip your paper towel over and shine the top to like new. Good Luck!

is this a smooth top? glass? if so gently scrape with a razor blade yes a razor blade. then buff with cerama bryte or comparable cleaner available @ walmart or home depot etc..