JP626WKWW General Electric Cooktops (electric) Reviews

JP626WKWW General Electric Cooktops (electric) Reviews
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GE(R) 36\" Built-In Electric Cooktop

Technical Details

- Two 8" and Two 6" Plug-In Calrod Heating Elements
- Removable Drip Bowls
- Contains minor spills and are removable for easy cleaning.
- Lift-Up Cooktop with Support Rod
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PP989SNSS General Electric Cooktops (electric) Reviews

PP989SNSS General Electric Cooktops (electric) Reviews
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GE Profile(TM) 30\" Downdraft Electric Cooktop

Technical Details

- Powerful exhaust system effectively pulls smoke and steam out of the kitchen.
- A smooth cooktop surface makes cleaning quick and easy.
- Provide powerful heat beneath a smooth glass surface to ensure even heat and fast warm-up times.
- Combines three cooktop elements into one large cooking area ideal for oversized cooking pans.
- Accomodates various-size pots or pans and 3 000 watts of power speeds the boiling process.
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JP389BJBB General Electric Cooktops (electric) Reviews

JP389BJBB General Electric Cooktops (electric) Reviews
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GE Select-Top(TM) Modular Downdraft Cooktop

Technical Details

- Modular Cooktop Options
- Downdraft Exhaust
- Powerful exhaust system effectively pulls smoke and steam out of the kitchen.
- Porcelain-Enameled Cooktop
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JP256WMWW General Electric Cooktops (electric) Reviews

JP256WMWW General Electric Cooktops (electric) Reviews
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GE(R) 21\" Electric Radiant Cooktop

Technical Details

- Ceramic Glass Cooktop
- A smooth cooktop surface makes cleaning quick and easy.
- Ribbon Heating Elements
- Provide powerful heat beneath a smooth glass surface to ensure even heat and fast warm-up times.
- 6"/9" Dual Element
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JP389BJBB General Electric Cooktops (electric) Reviews

JP389BJBB General Electric Cooktops (electric) Reviews
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GE Select-Top(TM) Modular Downdraft Cooktop

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- Modular Cooktop Options
- Downdraft Exhaust
- Powerful exhaust system effectively pulls smoke and steam out of the kitchen.
- Porcelain-Enameled Cooktop
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Maytag : MEC7430WB 30in Smoothtop Electric Cooktop with 4 Radiant Elements Reviews

Maytag : MEC7430WB 30in Smoothtop Electric Cooktop with 4 Radiant Elements Reviews
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This four-element cooktop features a Power Center with a 3,200-watt Speed Heat™ element, the most powerful available, and a 12? XL Power Cook element to provide powerful cooking options large enough to handle jobs like stir-frying and canning. The smoothtop glass-ceramic cooktop surface is scratch- and shatter-resistant, keeping it easy to clean. Cooktop knobs can be removed and placed in the dishwasher for easy cleaning.Features Include:Better Built with More Power for Your Cooking NeedsPower Center with a 3,200-watt Speed Heat™ Element and a 12" XL Power Cook ElementSmoothtop Glass Ceramic SurfaceFrameless DesignDishwasher Safe Control KnobsHot Surface Indicator LightElement-In-Use LightApproximate Overall Dimensions: Height 3 3/4" Width 30"

Technical Details

- 4 Radiant Elements3 200 Watt Power ElementGlass Ceramic SurfaceDishwasher Safe Control Knobs
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Frigidaire : FEC30S6AB 30in Electric Cooktop - Black Reviews

Frigidaire : FEC30S6AB 30in Electric Cooktop - Black Reviews
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Frigidaire 30" Black Smoothtop Electric Cooktop - FEC30S6BK. 4 Radiant Ribbon Elements. Hot Surface Indicator. Removable Control Knobs. Ceramic Cooking Surface With Beveled Edge Design. Black Finish

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Customer Buzz
"Excellent product-Excellent service" 2009-09-24
By J. Tallent
This item is exactly what we were looking for in a new cooketop after much searching in stores and the internet.
I ordered the item on a Sunday evening, received an e-mail Monday morning notifying me the item was shipped. The cooktop arrived in perfect condition on the following Wednesday. From Alabama to Kansas in two days is fantastic and then installed in less than an hour.

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"Cracked 2 tops" 2009-04-11
By J. Stahlschmidt
I dont know if the glass is thinner than other brands, but I broken 2 of them. The edges are thinner because the are beveled. This is where it started both times. The first one was repaired under warranty. The second one chipped and traveled straight across the unit. Now I have to replace it. I think I will try another brand that does not have the beveled edge.

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"Ceramic top cracked due to faulty burner after 4 years" 2009-01-18
By M. D. Mastro (Charleston, SC United States)
My wife noticed that the front left burner began glowing brighter than usual when turned on. A few months afterward, about one hour after dinner had been cooked and the burners shut off, we heard a loud "pop." The center of the left front burner had cracked leaving the entire appliance unusable. It was covered under a 5-year warranty for parts, so we took it to an authorized repairman. We told them the front left element on the unit had to be replaced in addition to the ceramic top. After 7 weeks waiting for the repair, they allegedly fixed it. My wife noted that she still thought the front left burner was glowing too red, but we assumed they replaced it as we instructed. 6 months later, it cracked again. Maybe we just had bad luck with this particularly unit, but for the $474.99 price tag when originally purchased, I would have expected a more quality product. I plan to contact the Electrolux warranty department this week to see what they will do for me, and I'll post a subsequent thread here (as you know, Fridgidaire is now under Electrolux). They should do the right thing and replace the whole defective unit for free... we'll see...

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"We love this cooktop!" 2008-08-19
By Deborah Valento (Georgia)
We have owned this cooktop since March of 2002 ... certainly plenty of time to give a valuable review. My husband and I both like it very much. It doesn't have a metal trim around the top edge like many of the ceramic cooktops. All those do is trap grease and filth. This simply has a beveled edge, so nothing to trap food. The knobs easily come off when you want to really clean. The shiny black looks so elegant.

It is not at all hard to clean. Here's the trick. If you have something spill over that is obviously going to stain and make a horrible mess, turn off that burner and move your pot/pan to a different burner. That helps keep it from continously burning in. Then, once cooled, use "Ceramabryte" to clean it. That product is terrific. I buy it either at Lowes or Home Depot. You do not rinse with water after you use it. Just wipe it off real well and you are good to go.

First, I take a damp washcloth and wipe off any large messy foods that got onto the stove from normal cooking messes. I dry it quickly with a soft paper towel (not the cheap scratchy kind). Then I put a little Ceramabryte and spread it around with a paper towel. Then I either let it haze up a little or just start wiping it off, depending on what I'm cleaning up. You can see your paper towel turn very brown from what it is taking off your stove. Even stuff that burned on to the burner comes off! The only time I did not have success in cleaning it was when I was simmering bulk medicinal tea and forgot about it (shame on me!). Several hours later, the smell caught my attention and I scurried downstairs. What a mess on that burner! I worked for a long time putting Ceramabryte and and taking it off. Most of it came off except for one partial circle about 1/2" wide. It was only on the burner -- not on the black part. So, a lesson to me not to forget something (stupid to do anyway) and I just keep a pretty blue teapot on that burner when I'm not using it, just for looks.

We like this stove so much that we are going to buy another soon to put in the next house we are moving to as soon as our current home sells. I'm so delighted that this model is still available.

Do not use steel wool pads or metal scrapers to get this clean. You'll scratch it and won't be happy.


Customer Buzz
"PORTOLA SAYS !" 2007-05-06
By PORTOLA
SEARCHED THE WEB FOR WEEKS AND THIS WAS THE BEST PRICE FOR A WELL KNOWN MGR'R......DELIVERY WAS FAST......THANK YOU A1........HAVE ONLY OPENED THE OUTER BOX TO SEE IF ANY DAMAGES WERE PRESENT. MY CONTRACTOR IS SO BUSY HE WON'T BE ABLE TO INSTALL UNTIL MID JULY BUT I WANTED TO HAVE IT READY AND WAITING.........HE GAVE ME THE INFO ON SIZE ETC AS I AM CHANGING FROM GAS TO ELECTRIC...........HE HAS TO BRING IN 240 VOLTS (?)
IN MY MOBILE HOME IN ORDER FOR THIS TO WORK.........I ONLY HAVE 110 (?)
I WILL ADD MORE TO THIS RATING WHEN IT IS INSTALLED AND WORKING.........
CAN'T WAIT ! HOPE I DON'T RUN INTO ANY PROBLEMS DUE TO MY BUYING THIS SO FAR IN ADVANCE.............BUT A1 SEEMS TO HAVE GOOD CHARACTER........
SO I AM BANKING ON THAT REPUTATION.................


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Electrolux : EW36EC55GS 36in Electric Cooktop Stainless Steel Reviews

Electrolux : EW36EC55GS 36in Electric Cooktop Stainless Steel Reviews
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Electrolux 36" Stainless Steel Electric Cooktop - EW36EC55SS. Glide-2-Set Control Panel. Flex-2-Fit Elements. Easy-To-Clean Cooktop Surface. Ceramic Smoothtop Glass Surface. Hot-Surface Indicator Lights. Sealed Spill Control Cooktop. Stainless Steel Finish

Technical Details

- Premium smoothtop cooking with triple-ring expandable double-ring
- expandable and single-ring elements fits all pots and pans
- Glide-2-Set electronic controls have precise settings and blue LED
- for repeatable results
- Arc-designed graphics are intuitive to use
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GE : JP346SMSS 30in Smoothtop Electric Cooktop - Stainless Steel Reviews

GE : JP346SMSS 30in Smoothtop Electric Cooktop - Stainless Steel Reviews
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GE 30" JP346BMBB Built-In CleanDesign Black Electric Cooktop - JP346BK. Ceramic Glass Cooktop. Ribbon Heating Elements. PowerBoil Element. Frameless Design. Hot Surface Indicator Lights. Black Finish

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- Ceramic Glass Cooktop - A smooth cooktop surface makes cleaning quick and easy
- Ribbon Heating Elements - Provide powerful heat beneath a smooth glass surface to ensure even heat a
- "PowerBoil(TM) Element - Accommodates various-size pots or pans and 3,000 watts of power speeds the
- Frameless Design - A smooth and seamless cooktop surface makes cleaning quick and easy
- "Hot Surface Indicator Lights - Illuminate when the cooking surface is active and hot, adding conven
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GE PHP900DMBB ProfileTM 30" Electric Induction Cooktop Reviews

GE PHP900DMBB ProfileTM 30" Electric Induction Cooktop Reviews
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GE Profile 30" PHP900DMBB Electric Induction Black Cooktop - PHP900BK. Induction Elements. Electronic Touch Controls. 19 Control Settings. Pan Presence Sensor. Hot Surface Indicator Lights. Power Level Indicator. Control Lock Capability. Black Finish

Technical Details

- Induction Elements
- 11" Element (3700 Watts on High Setting)
- Electronic Touch Controls
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Customer Buzz
"Amazing" 2010-01-26
By T. King
In the heirarchy of cooktops, induction is king. Although induction is powered by electricity, it should not be confused with traditional electric cooking.

Induction provides instantaneous results. The speed of heating a pan is amazing (surpasses gas and electric in speed and control), it does not throw heat (other than the hot pan), and the lack of heat generated beneath the surface means the cooktop is much cooler than either electric or gas, because there are no heating elements in the unit. Also, induction costs far less to operate than gas or electric.

This unit has digital controls (with a lit display that only shows when it is on), and I know, for example, that olive oil will burn in the pan above 5, but 4.5 is perfect for sauteing. And it will remain perfect for sauteing throughout the entire cooking process, it will not get hotter or colder.

Furthermore, you can store anything on the cooktop (we keep a bottle of olive oil on there, as well as a non-magnetic spoon rest. They stay cool to the touch regardless of how many units are on.

Now there are downsides.

1. Cost: cost prohibitive for many, by far the most significant factor. There are no freestanding range/oven combos, which means that you need to spend money on individual range and oven to get a functional kitchen. Furthermore, unless you have a 40A cooktop in place, you will need to upgrade your electric. The total cost for us was around thirty two hundred for both the wall oven and the cooktop, with an additional cost of $150 for the electrician, and about $300 in replacing the pans.

2. Cookware: although most high end pans are made to be induction compatible, the majority of widely available cookware is not. Especially non-stick. I found a couple nice "eco" non-stick pans at a homegoods store, but be advised to take a magnet along with you shopping, and only buy pans to which it sticks. That being said, all-clad is typically induction compatible, and there is a wide movement to making pans that way.

3. Probably not a wise investment at this point if looking for a return on a home renovation for sale. While many people discover the benefits of induction for themselves, it hasn't taken off in the US yet, and most people won't know the difference until using it. I doubt people would recognize the benefits if we went to sell the house. Perhaps a brochure would be in order...

Now for those that hate electric cooking, but don't have gas lines, this is an amazing solution--I think it is far better than the other methods of cooking. Also, if you frequently cook but have a smaller kitchen, this will keep it cooler.

If you have gas lines, I'd have to say that the benefits of induction (compared to gas) do not outweigh the initial cost. This cost could be recouped by energy savings if you cook A LOT, or by weighing in other considerations, such as small children being burned.

The 30" is very useful, and is equivalent to a standard freestanding cooking range. The 36" model would be appropriate if you are accustomed to having a 6 burner cooktop.

I don't have any basis for comparison to other induction units, but I cannot find any faults with this unit.







Customer Buzz
"Just bought this...it is a thing of beauty" 2009-12-30
By Marie Richards
This is so beautiful. I afraid to scratch it. Anyway, I tested my stainless steel pots with a magnet. No can do. Only the Pressure cooker and the Cast Iron Skillet worked. So I have to buy new ferrous pots. They are not inexpensive.

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"This Cooktop is Fantastic!" 2008-04-16
By Anthony Talbert (Odessa, TX)
Cooking (mainly Italian) is my hobby. My 16 year old GE radiant still worked but the amount of time it took to heat up and, most importantly, the amount of time it took to cool down was frustrating. The heating time could be blamed on older burners but it is typical for radiant cooktops to take quite a while to cool down. When I had something that needed to be heated to boiling and then reduced to a simmer I had taken to turning on two burners -- one on medium or high and the other on low and moving the pan between them.

I would have thought about a gas stove but my kitchen is not plumbed for gas. When I saw the induction concept I was somewhat sceptical at first and bought a single burner induction cooktop to try the concept. I quickly became a convert. The induction cooktop will bring water to a boil in less than half the time of my old radiant cooktop and, more importantly, the temperature can be reduced immediately. And when I say "immediately" I mean immediately. One can go from a rolling boil to no boiling within seconds (see video here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgKJLF0AyKI).

I had to have my electrical supply to the cooktop upgraded from 30 to 40 amps for the cost of about $800 and I can truly say that this cost and that of the cooktop has been well worth it.

Since most of my cookware was not induction capable I did need to buy some more but that was a relatively minor cost. Besides, after 30 years of marriage my wife now has new things to give me for presents ;-)

GE has a great product here. The large burner on the right will go to 3200 watts and will bring 4 - 6 quarts of water to a boil in 10 - 15 minutes. The cooktop looks great and functions even better. GE customer support was fantastic. The induction cooktop is supposed to fit right into a cutout for the Profile line but, prior to ordering, I emailed them to get the exact dimensions of the cutout necessary for my old cooktop. It took a few days but they did research it and emailed me the information.

Both GE and Thermador have very useful information and videos on their web sites for anyone interested.




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