KITCHEN BASICS 101 WB30M1 WB30M2 Replacement Range Stove Top Surface Element Burner Kit
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About KITCHEN BASICS 101 WB30M1 WB30M2 Replacement Range Stove Top Surface Element Burner Kit
Overall Feedback:
97% positive
91% found the burner control, while 9% didn't
I replaced the coils with these coils because they do not turn off in the middle of cooking.
I am relieved to get rid of the sensori-temp burners. One of them had quit working and would only function sporadically.
I knew it was a great product and it would last for years after using it for 5 minutes.
Only one of the burners sits even slightly close to flat.
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89% liked how easy it is to clean, but 11% found it a hassle
There is a noticeable odor the first time I use them.
96% appreciated the cooking flexibility, but 4% found it limited
During cooking, my pot or pan rocks and wobbles due to the way the coil elements sit on the support arms.
The electric-coil-range is unreliable for boiling water or cooking meat as it cannot maintain the maximum temperature.
90% praised the heat distribution, while 10% experienced hotspots
The heating element failed due to corrosion next to the pins.
93% found the installation process easy
I was able to straighten some bent pins when they arrived, but all the burners worked fine.
I used a bench grinder to shave down the nub and it only took a couple of minutes. After that, they fell right into place.
72% liked the quiet operation, but 28% found it noisy
There is a detectable odor the first time I use them.
75% praised the safety features, although 25% found them inadequate
I am relieved from the new standard electric stove UL safety feature which turns off the burner every two or three minutes as soon as the liquid comes to a slight boil.
I noticed that the government decided to add a fail-safe feature to electric coil ranges to prevent fires.
The government added a fail-safe feature to electric coil ranges to prevent fires.
