will the plate allow my stove top expresso pot to funtion?
2006274
This item work very good. induction top stove can use any pan with this plate, even corning ware or aluminum pan, cast iron pan. I love it. very easy to clean.
2006275
It work very well. I can use any type of pan and pot. For instance made with any aluminum or corning ware.
2006276
It should do it. I bought mine to use with a Moroccan earthenware tagine and non induction cookware. They heat up just fine. One suggestion please, put your espresso Moka (that is the pot's Italian name) in the middle of the Max Burton plate. The plate MUST be on top of a stove top burner and it IS NOT a burner in itself (just to clarify). It is made so that any non induction ready cookware can be heated up on an induction stove top. It attracts the heat from the induction burner to pass through it and eventually to any cookware you put on top of it. Please use ONLY cookware that can take regular stove top heat. Also remember that the MaxBurton plate becomes very hot when you put it on the burner to heat your cookware so do not handle the disc part with bare hands. I hope this helps.
2006277
In the book that came with the cooktop it said if a magnet is attracted to the bottom it is compatible.
2006278
it should allow it to function on your induction cook surface, however it is slower than on the regular stove top and is harder to get to a boiling temperature quickly.
675217
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be, in theory. But if I were you, I would measure the diameter of the largest burner to see if it's wide enough to accommodate the pot, and make sure you have enough clearance above the burner to allow for the height of the pot. I couldn't use it on my stove because it was not short enough to fit under the hood. Even if it did fit under the hood, you'd have to make sure you could get it out without tilting it significantly, because you could spill the contents of the pot while you're removing it from the stovetop.
1296197
I don't know the answer to that question. I would encourage you to look at the specs on the pot that came with your unit.
1165
It will, but not as well as pots designed for it. Stainless design allows for much higher temps and rough utencils that teflon coated cant' handle
2052786
Don't know. The only problenn I can see is height. Measure the space under the basket the basket to the plate. Then check the height of the carafe to be sure there will be space for the coffee to drip into the carafe.
272494
I think it will be fine with it. I used my Staub dutch oven on it and it was fine. You might simply test it by placing your pot(s) on it with some water and start the burner. It will either work or it will E out. Good luck. It is a great addition to the cooking realm. regards, Jay
2249561
I believe it will if the griddle is stored horizontally. If it's a square griddle, no problem.
1980915
Yes it can. I had this stove and the top warped. It has thinner steel on top than most. I would look at other options.
940080
I think it would depend on the shape. My pot is rectangular so it does. If it was more horizontal I am not sure it would.
1169799
No, it is only designed to work with the dedicated base. It will not work without it. Stove will certainly melt the base, because it's not metal, but plastic.
1142833
Yes, it will fit nicely. I have to remove the iron plates from the stove top but that's not really a problem. I love this item!
966493
I think it should. I have used it on a couple of different size/shape pots and it didn't slide into the pan. It has a clip on the back of it to keep that from happening. I really like mine.
798648
It may, I am not for sure. I was very unhappy with the one I purchased as it caused black spots on my stove (it caused a lot of extra cleaning) and it collected slag inside that I had to shake out. I do not recommend this item. Checkout the 8" Heat Tamer/Burner Plate by Nordic Ware, they are awesome and they will handle your dutch oven. I have used my 7 qt enameled dutch over with no problem many times. I found that I need only turn my burner (electric) to #3 and the meal (after initial prep) turns out great.
498893
It should work. Reuse the cooktop's connecting hardware. Be careful with outer insulating ring as it is fragile.
2158681
Don't think so. If it does, I failed to take it out of the box with all three stoves I bought! :-)
1879667
If you can find a deeper pit with the same circumference (diameter) of the original pot that came with the unit it would work. Your best bet woukd be a restaurant supply store.
342513
You would have to measure but I believe it would. It fits a standard electric top stove perfectly.