Glass cooktops
Ruth
12/29/08 		I just purchased a stockpot (porcelain on steel)and it says not to use it on a glass cooktops. What would happen if I used it?
ellen
12/29/08 		Worst case scenario: the burner overheats trying to cope with the not quite flat bottom, the porcelain layer melts and it fuses to the cooktop. Not a pretty picture.
Jack
04/27/09 		I have a Kitchen Aid Self CleanThermal Convection Electric Range.The design is glass top with sealed metal burners. Last night I had 1 burner on the glass top & a roast in oven at 400 degrees. I hear a pop and found the glass top had shattered. It was safety glass so just a few pieces flew away, but obviously needs to be replaced. Can it be? What could have caused this?
ellen
04/28/09 		Yes, it can be replaced. It costs 2-500 for most, so see if it is in warranty. Thermal shock is usually covered for up to 5 years when everything else goes out at 1 or 2.
Terri
09/21/09 		Hi there I have a glass cook top that my daughter used the wrong pot bottom on and the largest burner has cracked, I have just purchased the house so not sure what brand the stove is, can you tell me if you know of anyone in Aussie that might be able to replace this for me?
Terri
09/21/09 		Hi there I have a glass cook top that my daughter used the wrong pot bottom on and the largest burner has cracked, I have just purchased the house so not sure what brand the stove is, can you tell me if you know of anyone in Aussie that might be able to replace this for me?
ellen
09/21/09 		A local appliance repair outfit will be able to tell you what brand and whether a new top is available.