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Culinary Arts and
Management Workbook
Induction Cooker
Principle Uses
- Hi tech alternative to
portable electric or butane burners
Special Characteristics
- Ceramic cooking surface
- Energy provided by high frequency radio waves
- Instant heating up to 410
degrees F at 90% efficiency
- Safer and more economical
than coils or butane
Operating Hints
- Requires proprietary
cookware for best results
- Has both warm and cook
functions
- Draws up to 1500 W of
power from a standard 120 V outlet - one
per outlet max
- Pans must be centered and
contact "burner" sufficiently
to activate energy transfer
- If a magnet sticks to a
pan, it may be induction
compatible, but may not be
induction efficient
- Pans must not contact
frame during heat or while they are still
hot - unit will be damaged
- Do not use aluminum foil
for cooking
- Do not use outdoors
- Buzzer sound indicates
overheating
- Pace makers may be
affected
Cleaning
- Ceramic surface and
stainless steel housing may be wiped
clean with a damp cloth
- Water entering air
entrance / outlet will damage unit
- Harsh chemicals / abrasive
will damage unit - use a metal liquid
cleaner to remove tough stains

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