[Electronics-Talk] Tapping the Burner

Sat Jun 8 14:45:58 UTC 2024

You have trouble feeling heat from a burner just by holding your hand over it?

Vince

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Subject: [Electronics-Talk] Tapping the Burner

Good morning everyone,

	This is straight out of an NFB Kernel Book called Tapping the Charcoal. In the article by the same name Dr. Jernigan described how he would briefly touch pieces of charcoal in a grill to determine if all of the coals were hot. I've done this myself. It works. A quick touch of a piece of charcoal or an area of a flat top stove will allow you to know if the burner is hot or cold. In addition you can locate where the burners are and determine how hot they are. And since our kitchen sink is near the stove if I need to cool off my fingers a quick dousing from the faucet does the job nicely.

	As others pointed out if you turn a burner on when it starts to heat up you need only slide your pan over the heating burner to place the pan directly on it. Thank you Dr. Jernigan!

Peter Donahue who knows how to tap a burner to gage its temperature and to properly place cookware on them.

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Subject: Re: [Electronics-Talk] Accessible stoves / ovens?

Well, yeah, I understand the aspect of where you feel he, that’s where you put the pot,  but I was just wondering about looking at and trying to determine the burners one from another before turning them on.
Taylor Durrett
Assistive Technology Trainer for the Blind and Visually Impaired JAWS Certified, October 2020
(940) 230-6051

> On Jun 7, 2024, at 9:24 PM, Kay Malmquist via Electronics-Talk <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Unless you are using an induction cook top.  They only heat when you 
> use a pan that will stick to a magnet, like stainless steel or cast 
> iron or something made for induction cook top stoves.  Personally I 
> love these and will never go back to a regular cook top.
> 
> Kay Malmquist
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> Good evening everyone,
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> This is easy. Where you feel heat that's where your pan goes.
> 
> Peter Donahue
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> Subject: Re: [Electronics-Talk] Accessible stoves / ovens?
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> I wonder about this too. The stove has knobs and we put bump dots on 
> the oven buttons, but the top of the stove is a flat top. I just 
> wonder how, overtime, how are you supposed to figure out the 
> difference between stuck on grease versus the difference between the edge of one burner versus another.
> Taylor Durrett
> Assistive Technology Trainer for the Blind and Visually Impaired JAWS 
> Certified, October 2020
> (940) 230-6051
> 
>> On Jun 7, 2024, at 5:11?PM, Andrews, David B (DEED) via 
>> Electronics-Talk <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>> ?Well, it depends on what you mean by accessible.  A few stoves have 
>> knobs for burners, but virtually all ovens nowadays have a flat panel 
>> where you must press what you want. However most behave pretty well, 
>> so they can be labeled with Braille or tactile markings.
>> 
>> My oven, for example:  I press bake, then I have to press plus or 
>> minus once, and it is at 350 degrees.  Plus and minus each add or 
>> subtract 5 degrees, so I can get what I want. You can't use the 
>> timer. There are choices for broil, and off also.
>> 
>> The best thing is to go an appliance store, or a place like Best Buy, 
>> or Home Depot, or Loews, and make a salesperson show you what they 
>> have. You may pay a little more, but you have a better idea of what you are getting.
>> 
>> Dave
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>> Do you know if there are any accessible stoves / ovens for the blind?
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