does anyone still have open coils on an electric stove and what pans do you use?
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I've Been Using The Full Set Of . . . "Circulon Contempo Hard Anodized Nonstick Skillets And Pans" . . . Since 2004 . . . On Electric Stoves That Have Open Coils . . . w/o . . . Any Problems@All . . .
647258
the circulon contempo skillets will work great on that stove ,but they use less heat so keep the power turned down when you use them.
647259
My stove coils work fine with the 8" and 10" pans - the 12" too big....try to not exceed medium heat, but have had mine for 1 year without any warping. Lightweight for good thickness of metal. Good heat transfer.
685730
I would say yes. I have an electric stove with the coils. The bottom of pans are smooth so I don't think there would be a problem.
432667
I imagine both gas and electric. I have an electric stove and the saucepan is fine. Just don't use real high heat.
36600
I've had no problems; however, I have a glass top electric stove and the elements are quite large. A friend who has a regular sized gas stove found that she had to keep her eye on meats and do a lot of moving around to get even browning. In the long run, she felt it was worth the extra effort to use only one pot.
1121404
I have a glass top electric and yes it works perfect on that surface. I really don't see why you couldn't use on electric coils. I use my Fino pot every day and absolutely love it.
1399423
I have never used it on the new burners. I have an electric stove with the coils and it works fine. I would assume it would work on anything. Sorry I could not fully answer your question.
1374161
Wish I could help, but I've only used mine on gas & electric stove tops. They are terrific. My favorite pots. I have both sizes.
2253025
I threw mine away. Very unsafe. The nonstick surface is anything but, and the coil is exposed on the bottom of the pan which can cause serious burns. Send it back.
1916583
I don't have copper core, I have the traditional stainless (induction stove) but it fits perfectly in my 3qt sauce pan. I can send you pics of what my base pan looks like, I you'd like.
1132014
I did not see coils in there. I believe they are metal rods inside. It is a very lightweight toaster and we have had no issues with it.
1121403
Quite easily! We have a 220-Volt stove with electric coils. The pot will shake a little if the coils are uneven, but that's not a real problem. This is a great product, especially for pour-over coffee (we have a Clever dripper).
2232175
Our 1st stove was a glass top before we moved. They worked just as great as our coil dies now.
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You may have "normal" pots and pans that work. The easiest way to see is try sticking a magnet to your pot, if it sticks it will work on an induction stove. Cast iron pans will work, most stainless steel pots and pans will work, copper pans will not work.
2090993
I did. We just moved and the house has an electric stove. I think the gas worked so much better. You can control the heat better.
1210020
yes, I have and induction stove. Anything a magnet will stick to can be used on and induction stove. Love my all clad.
1908237
Sorry Betty. I'm no help, my experience is with an electric stove top; however, in either the Rikon owner's manual or one of the pressure cooker cook books this subject I is covered.
1111070
I have a regular oven with electric coil on bottom of my oven. Never had a problem but I make sure to take it out when I do self cleaning. I can't answer the question on hidden heating elements.