[Electronics-talk] Accessible Electric Ranges

[Matthew Chao]

Have looked at some induction ranges, and they are flat-panel 
displays, with no tactile markings at all.--Matthew Chao

At 08:36 AM 1/26/2013, you wrote:
>Has anyone yet checked out New Wave's Precision induction cooktop for
>accessibility yet?  If one of these is accessible, you may not need to buy
>a range and that could save you a serious amount of cheese.On Sat, 26 Jan
>2013, Matthew Chao wrote:
>
> > Hi, Folks.  I need to get a new stove for my house.  In looking 
> around, I've
> > had a tough time finding accessible stoves, primarily because the oven
> > displays are of clear plastic with no textured labels or 
> bubble-like membrane
> > buttons.  Controls need to be in the front.  Read articles about accessible
> > appliances at the AFB Web site, but still no luck.  Any 
> ideas?  I'm not eager
> > to mark up displays with those plastic dots or have to take a 
> long time to do
> > up Dymo tape labels.  Any help would be appreciated in finding an 
> accessible
> > stove.  Thanks in advance.--Matthew Chao
> >
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