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I've seen mixed results across the internet on this one. From personal experience, for some reason, my glass teapot left some sort of stain on my ceramic stovetop. It also took longer to heat. I then went out and bought a simple metal one and have been pretty satisfied. If cosmetics are a concern, it's not too difficult a step to pour the water into your teapot after the fact, right?
I navigated the SCHOTT website to find a solution and was able to find out how to properly clean my SCHOTT stove top. I would check the Ceran FAQ list to see if your question is answered before anything else.
I have a Maytag Performa Ceramic stove top which I have "washed" the serial number, I broke the glass top and need to replace it, but I don't have the model/serial number. If anyone has one please give me the numbers. Thank you [email protected]
this is a ceramic top i am guessing. this is normal, it isthe way it is designed. it does this so that it does not cause a heat fracture to the glass.. it will continue to turn on and off.. but if you put a pot of cold water on it you will find that this will happen alot less frequently.
the sensor is built on to the top of the surface element if it was me id replace both the element and switch so you only have to go in once but its probably the element
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