Customization:
1. Clean (Daily Maintenance)
The Cooling Period: Always wait for the "Hot" indicator to turn off and the internal cooling fan to stop before cleaning. The crystal glass is tough, but cleaning it while scorching hot can cause thermal stress.
Microfiber Magic: Use a soft microfiber cloth or a sponge with a mild dish soap. Because the glass surface is "Superior Crystal," it is naturally non-stick; most spills can be wiped away easily without scrubbing.
Dry the Vents: Use a soft brush or a dry cloth to clear the air intake and exhaust vents monthly. Dust buildup in the vents can cause the 1600W coil to overheat.
2. Care (Operating Best Practices)
Center the Vessel: For the most efficient heat transfer from the 1600W coil, always place your cookware in the exact center of the cooking zone marked on the glass.
Use the Right Tools: Use only induction-base stainless steel, cast iron, or enameled iron. Ensure the bottom is flat and smooth to prevent micro-scratches on the premium crystal glass.
Proper Power Connection: Given the high 1600W power output, always plug the unit into a high-quality 16A socket. Avoid using multi-plug adapters or thin extension cords to prevent voltage fluctuations.
3. Caution (Safety & Longevity)
Avoid the "Drop": While "Superior Crystal Glass" is highly durable, it is not unbreakable. Avoid dropping heavy spice jars or metal lids on the surface, as high-impact force can cause cracks.
No "Dry Heating": Never leave an empty vessel on the cooktop at high power. The 1600W output heats up extremely fast; dry heating can damage the pan's base and potentially trip the cooktop's internal safety sensors.
Keep the Control Panel Dry: Although the push buttons are durable, try to keep the control area free from liquid spills. If water spills near the buttons, wipe it away immediately to prevent moisture from entering the internal circuits.
