Induction Cooktop Not Detecting Your Pan? Measure the Base
The pan’s rim diameter may be larger than its magnetic base. Check both before replacing the cookware or the cooktop.
Read installation requirements, energy labels, manuals, and care instructions before choosing an appliance for your home.
The pan’s rim diameter may be larger than its magnetic base. Check both before replacing the cookware or the cooktop.
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Check the effective base size, cooking-zone minimum and pan position when a magnetic pan is not detected. Use a controlled comparison before replacing cookware.