My glass burner is 9" diameter. Is this gonna work if the pot should be no more than 1" wider than burner?
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I use this pot on my electric glass cooktop with a 9" burner and it works just fine. I used for cAnning last fall a already this year with good results. No cracked or ruined cooktop!
828560
I would question whether it would work Min glass top has 3 setting and i use the largest size which is about 11 inches in diameter and it works great . I broke my prevuous one by what i think was Ptting in a big day canning one pot riight after the other with the older type canner . That burner was naybe 9- 10 inces. That when i bought this canner. Ive had no probles with it o
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I use it n top of a glass top stove, but haven't used directly after burners are off yet. The feet are silicone, though, so they are heat resistant. The feet are 8 inches apart (width) and 16 1/2 inches apart (length). Hope this helps.
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It should. The glass piece that fits into the lid is narrow and there is a metal piece that fits on the under side of the lid that screws onto the glass and holds it tightly in place. When I first saw the top part of the glass it looked like it would be too big. It works great with my Farberware pot.
2012801
You will be using the griddle/grill on top of the burners. It should work on any size stovetop.
32115
The SMALLER burner does this without issue so the big one should as well. I say this because we use it to heat water to melt wax for candles and haven't used the more powerful burner as the pan we use fits perfectly on the smaller one.
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Hi, it would fit, I have a traditional size burner but mine is gas, I do know that my mom uses the same size pressure/caner and doesn't have any issues with her coil burner. The only concern that I would have may be that the weight from the water and this heavy duty pot, may be an issue if the stove top is flimsy. But from everyone I know who has used this type of pot the have not experienced a problem with their coil burners. Hope this is helpful.
1879216
not sure if how much heat the feet could take,I've used mine when the burners are off. My stove is glass-top, and the feet are 8" width and 16 1/2' length.
1284978
The dimensions of the burners are very small. They measure approx. 4.5". Hope this helps!
1570831
I'm not sure. That is one thing I bought this for, but my cankers hang over too far. The burner is only 7 inches. I use this every day though, and love it!
2116005
Hi Bob - I honestly don't know. I use mine on a Duxtop burner. I'm sorry I'm not more help.
640207
The outside burner is 9 3/4" (almost 10") and the inside burner is 6 1/2". Use as large a pan as you want; up to 61/2 for the small burner, and anything larger you can use the outside burner; Just like a regular electric stove.
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It is one inch larger all the way around the burner on our stove but that is supposed to be okay. We have ceramic top too. I used pot with no issue.
871669
Great Question - My 8" Burner that came out of my stove and the New one going back in was 8 3/4" Diameter. I guess it was close enough. Mine is working just great now, the old one had a connector wire burned out but I went ahead and replaced it with the new one. Wife is Happy Now.
2012799
We have a glass stove so I didn't pay much attention to the measurements as ours is a flat surface. There is the little lip edge on around the sides of the griddle, so as long as you check the measurements so that it sits around your burners it should be okay. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
2092081
You need to pull out the coil and measure the actual hole diameter for your small burner and large burner. The small must be 5 3-4" and the large must be 7 3/4". If not, don't buy.
582796
This pot is about 20" in diameter, and much too large for a regular stove burner. You could probably situate it over all 4 burners though, and use them all at a low level.
1233624
Depends on how big the stovetop is and how the burners are arranged.Measure it.