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KITCHENAID
Description
Cette table de cuisson à induction KitchenAid(MD) vous offre 4 éléments et 12 niveaux de température. Les 2 éléments avec fonction de liaison procurent la souplesse nécessaire pour convertir deux zones de cuisson en une plus grande, offrant ainsi un espace supplémentaire pour accommoder des batteries de cuisine spéciales. Les réglages de température affinent les techniques de cuisson, que ce soit pour faire fondre le chocolat, mijoter une sauce, saisir la viande ou atteindre une ébullition rapide. Les commandes tactiles sont faciles à utiliser et la fonction de mijotage se met automatiquement sur une faible puissance pour aider à maintenir un mijotage constant sans déborder. La fonction de fonte et d'attente utilise de faibles niveaux de puissance pour faire fondre les ingrédients délicats ou garder les aliments cuits au chaud sans les brûler. L'appareil est couvert par une garantie limitée d'un an sur les pièces et la main-d'oeuvre.
Caractéristiques
Type de commande
Électronique
Zone de réchaud
Non
Voltage
240 V (60 Hz)
Emplacement des commandes
Dessus
Poids
17,97 kg (39,62 lb)
Energy Star
Non
Connexion Wi-Fi
Non
Garantie
Garantie limitée de la 2e à la 5e année sur certains composants uniquement, main-d'oeuvre non comprise
Indicateur de surface chaude (O/N)
Oui
Installation
Encastré
Collection
Série Architect(MD) II
Type de surface de cuisson
Induction
Éléments à diamètre variable (O/N)
Oui
Nombre de brûleurs/éléments
4
Famille de couleurs
Noir
Source d'alimentation
Électrique
Hauteur
Hauteur réelle : 3,13 po (7,94 cm)
Largeur
Largeur réelle : 30 3/4'' (78,10 cm)
Modèle
KICU509XBL
Système d'alimentation
Induction
Type
Surface de cuisson
Garantie sur main-d'oeuvre
Garantie limitée d'un (1) an
Garantie sur pièces
Garantie limitée d'un (1) an
Profondeur
Profondeur réelle : 21 5/16'' (54,13 cm)
Couleur
Noir
Élément
Avant gauche: élément pont de 7" - 2500/1800 W, arrière gauche: élément pont de 7" - 2500/1800 W, centre: 6" - 1800/1400 W, droit: 11" - 3700/2300 W
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Surface de cuisson à induction, 4 éléments, 30", noir est évalué
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Rated 1 de
5
de
Ginny par
worst cooktop ever
We keep getting the F47 error and thank goodness we purchased the extended warranty as they have been out here five times. We purchased Dec 2015 and the problem seems to be when you use the boost function it blows out the two burners on the left side and you are left with two small burners until they can get the parts in. The last time they came
Oct 31 2017 and Jan 25 2018 they brought the parts, repaired it and while testing it it blew out again. Today is Feb 5 2018 and I am still waiting to hear what Warrantec, the extended warranty company is going to do about it. If you buy it better make sure you get the extended warranty as you will need it!
Date de publication: 2018-02-05
Rated 5 de
5
de
Alexmart par
Glad we bought the cooktop
When shopping to replace our failed Jenn air cooktop, we were considering all of the leading brands-- GE, Bosch, Jenn air, and Kenmore. I read the reviews of many models within these brands, and found reviewers complaining of problems for all these brands. The leading problem was cookware compatibility. I went to cookware sites like WS, and read what readers shared regarding compatibility of various brands. I saw the fewest issues with kitchen aid. I was a little leery about buying another kitchen aid appliance, given the bad luck I had with one of their refrigerators. We've had the cooktop for a few months now and are very happy.
Date de publication: 2017-01-04
Rated 1 de
5
de
Malena4 par
very disappointed
We bought this cooktop almost 3 years ago and it just broke down for the 4rth time. Once it broke down when the technician replaced the motherboard and he switched it on himself to check it out. For over half a year I tried avoid to use the bigger burner because that one always causes the problem (I used it a few times on 4 didn't dare to go higher). But you buy it to use it and since we had guests over for dinner last WE , I needed that burner. I switched it on 8 and within 1 minute I heard a loud bang and there I was stuck again with 2 burners out of 4. I am very disappointed in this product.
Date de publication: 2020-02-24
Rated 5 de
5
de
dave_cindy par
Fast heating and fine heat control
We have had the induction cooktop for about 5 months and have been super pleased with it. Easy cleanup - nothing gets cooked onto the surface as with a traditional resistance element. VERY fast to heat the contents of a pan and the heat control is predictable, instant and very fine grained. Easy to use, love the "simmer" feature. Make sure you obtain the glue for mounting the install rails to a solid surface countertop, it isn't included with the cooktop. Fairly easy to install but you need to pay attention to get the height right so the cooktop is supported by the rails underneath and NOT by the glass.
Date de publication: 2014-12-02
Rated 1 de
5
de
Lori par
Horrible product and poor customer service
When I purchased this cooktop I really enjoyed cooking with it until the right two burners (elements) just stopped working in the middle of cooking. I called to Kitchenaid and they would replace the part at no cost but I had to pay for the cost of service repair. Which is not cheap. About 6 months later the same thing happened again. I called to Kitchenaid customer service and was told the same thing. Now if this is going to happen every 6 months or so and I’m going to have to pay $180 for service to have this part fixed...well that’s just crazy! So I asked the representative if there was any other solution due to I checked on the internet and this seems to be an issue with this product. She stated there is nothing she can do for me. So I will be filing a complaint or doing whatever I need to do for this company to stop taking advantage of people when they know this product is faulty! I suggest you do NOT buy!!!!! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
Date de publication: 2019-01-29
Rated 5 de
5
de
Nusak par
We stepped into the future
For our kitchen remodel we selected an induction cooktop and are certainly well pleased with our choice. Although induction cooking requires specific cookware it was well worth it. The cooktop is well laid out with easy to manage touch controls, (no knobs), also making it easy to wipe clean. The cooktop has excellent eye catching modern styling that definitely adds to the appearance of the kitchen. The styling combined with the speed and control offered by induction cooking makes us think we stepped into the future while standing in our new kitchen. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
Date de publication: 2020-08-23
Rated 1 de
5
de
Emilie par
not reliable
Purchased cooktop 6 months ago and it has been nothing but trouble. The cooktop completely stopped working last week and I am still waiting for it to be repaired.
Date de publication: 2012-05-07
Rated 5 de
5
de
Clay513 par
The Most Amazing Cooktop
I had never before used an induction cooktop. After reading a review in Consumer Reports I discovered that the most efficient cooktops were "induction." I was going to get a gas cooktop before I read the article. Gas is the most inefficient cook top. We have just moved into a home built in 1962 that had its original appliances, so we had to replace them. I chose Kitchenaid because of its good reputation. This cooktop is amazing. I can heat a pot of tea in only 3 minutes. As soon as I turn the "burner" off the kettle stops singing. Everything cooks faster with induction. Also, I seem to have better control with the heat. You can even heat milk or chocolate without scorching. Amazing! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
Date de publication: 2019-10-29
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