[Electronics-talk] Accessible stove/oven

[Matthew Chao]

I have such a stove, and have no problems with it.  All one need do 
is cup your hands near the hot burner and feel where the heat is - 
small circle of heat, small burner, etc.  Then, do the same thing 
after you put the pan or pot on the burner to make sure it's 
centered.  Not too big a deal.  When I first bought one of these 
stoves, I was a little skeptical.  After the first few times, no 
problem.  Only thing is that the burners don't cool down fast 
enough.  This can be bad for food that needs to be brought down to a 
decent temperature in a hurry so it's not overdone.  Just my 
thoughts.--Matt Chao

At 01:42 PM 12/29/2014, Mike Freeman via Electronics-talk wrote:
>I confess I don't see why blind folks have a hard time with flat-tops. With
>a bit of practice, one can tell where the burners are.
>
>Mike
>
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>To: Tracy Carcione; Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances
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>That sounds like the one we bought for my mother's house.  My
>ex-sister-in-law wanted to buy a flat top and I vetoed it.  Pam.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Tracy Carcione via Electronics-talk
>Sent: Friday, December 12, 2014 9:30 AM
>To: Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances
>Subject: [Electronics-talk] Accessible stove/oven
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>We recently had to buy a new stove/oven.  With a lot of phone calls, we
>located a very accessible model, GE model jb450dfww.  It has dials, nothing
>digital.  It has coil burners, not the new, flat kind. In short, it's a
>plain, old-fashioned electric stove.  We bought it at PC Richards, but I
>expect it's available at any place that carries GE.
>Tracy
>
>
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