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theonlywayisup wrote: »Cheapies doesn't come into it. If a pan has a magnetic base (and is over 13cm) it will operate on an induction hob. No cost implication, magnetic pans can be cheapies or not.0
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Final follow up.
The old hob has a defective PCB and now the front left has gone, B&Q in Bishopbriggs has told me they will replace it fully as both have now failed, it's a shame the store I bought collected it from (Great Western Retail Park, Glasgow) weren't as helpful, I would've had a fully working one a month ago.0 -
theonlywayisup wrote: »No quite, but the point was that just because something is cheap doesn't mean it isn't induction.
I am well aware of that - my point is that cheap induction pans don’t work as well as more expensive items as a rule.
Cheap pans don’t tend to sit flat as pointed out, and are made of cheaper metal in a lesser quantity.
I’m well aware that you can get cheap induction pans0 -
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