What is meant by a slide in sealed burner
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Slide in means that it is not finished on the sides of the range and that it slides into the open area so you don't see the sides. Where as a drop in means that it is finished on the sides so it can go between two cabinets or stand alone in the kitchen. Slide ins also does not have the back splash operation buttons. All the buttons are on the front. Sealed burners are the types of burners. They will Not work unless they have the circle sealed disks on them. A safety feature. Absolutely love this range
570656
Yes but not recommended for high heat for prolonged time. Slide off burner when done and do not leave on hot burner area when pan is empty. Great buy hope you enjoy.
729637
There is a short flex line connected to burner that comes out through the side with a variable on off valve.
340001
There is a door that slides out at one of the bottom ends where you place a propane tank (not included) and connect it to the burner. The set does come with lava rocks you place inside the burner area. With this heat wave going on, I probably wont test it out for another couple of months.
1573236
It burns until it out of fuel. I guess you could put in an airtight container to extinguish the burner prior to all the fuel being consumed.
511177
I have not had a chance to use the burner so I can't answer your question. I'm on vacation right now and will check the item when I get back.
1508161
they make and induction interface disc, i would get one of those and good luck to you http://www.amazon.com/Max-Burton-6010-Induction-Heat-Proof/dp/B00213L3PK/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1422590726&sr=8-7&keywords=induction+burner
1820279
It's a heat plate in that it keeps drippings off of the burner. I don't think it does much more than that.
453392
It is a burner plate or heat diffuser that sits over the burner (flames). Keeps the flame off the food.
849361
i suppose it is a typo "thermally" protected probably means if motor gets too hot it will "cut-off" rather than burn up from over current. never had this problem yet so I am not positive that is what they mean but many motors have thermal cutoff. for fire safety and UL rating etc. If motors over heat and cutoff they probably have a problem and need to be replaced anyway if it happens more than once or twice.
632333
Sorry on this one. But, my son who has used the burner once, said it was a little hard to regulate. Maybe that's a help. But for the price it seems to work very well and regulating it might just be a matter of having a gentle touch. Good luck
2178500
Sorry that I don't know abut your particular model but the burner I received has worked very well.
2263757
Sorry this was quite a while ago and I don't remember anything except it served a temporary purpose for me. It worked well and I could see all my slides so I could transfer them to a disc. Sorry I can't say more than that. I had no use for it after that and don't know where it is.
1393919
You can slide them in. It is not necessary to remove (un-plug) the burners.
1515757
sealed bearings are just that, sealed, they can not be greased, and the seal keeps the grease in and imperfections out, when you think they make a noise, replacement is in order, good luck, Dick
1820278
Not sure, but this what it does, reduce flame ups to get longer life from your burners keeps direct grease away from the burner.
874598
There were a few pots/pans/lids and maybe even some utensils and plates. The "burners" require two special pots/pans so that the burners will make sizzling or boiling sounds when one of the pots or pans is put on the burner.