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Induction stoves, featuring numerous modern functionalities and easy operation, have gained popularity among many households.
1. Strategies to Extend the Lifespan of Induction Stoves
Induction stoves are equipped with various modern features and user-friendly operation, making them a favored choice for many households.
During the usage of stoves, if there are heat-emitting devices nearby, such as gas stoves, ovens, they can interact with the heat source of the induction stove, potentially damaging its internal components, leading to difficulties in replacement. Place the stove about 10 cm away from the wall and at least 5 cm away from other utensils.
For electronic devices such as TVs, phones, microwaves, ovens.... it's essential to keep a distance of at least 1 meter from the induction stove to ensure their safety and prevent interference.
Adjust the cooking temperature appropriately
Principles of controlling induction stoves are quite straightforward. Pay attention to adjusting the temperature, starting from the lowest heat level and gradually increasing for each dish, or use the preset automatic cooking menu on the stove.
Maintain cleanliness of single induction stoves immediately after use
Considerations about electrical safety
Use an appropriate power source for the requirements of the single induction stove. Additionally, avoid connecting the stove and too many other devices on the same socket to prevent overload. Place the stove away from damp and prone-to-electric-shock areas.
Protect the stove surface
The surface of the single induction stove is made from high-quality heat-resistant and scratch-resistant toughened glass. However, it's advisable not to regularly place metal objects on the surface as it may damage the stove's surface. Additionally, these objects quickly absorb heat and can cause burns if not handled carefully.
Avoid attempting DIY repairs on single induction stoves
Never try to use the stove if it's damaged or attempt to dismantle it yourself. These actions can worsen the damage and pose a danger to the user and the family. It's best for users to contact the manufacturer or repair centers to ensure the induction stove can operate normally and stably.
