[Sportsandrec] Cooking on New Stoves

[JUSTIN LOUCHART]

Hi,

I didn't know those two lists exist. I'll forward my questions on to
them when I have a bit more information. I'll get another chance to
look at one of the two stoves tonight, and I'll be able to figure out
exactly what functions change and when. My understanding is that  the
reset feature is available only in certain menus.

Thanks,
Justin

On 2/24/13, Lori <lori at asmodean.net> wrote:
> On 2/24/2013 7:11 PM, JUSTIN LOUCHART wrote:
>> Hi, all,
>>
>> Here's a head scratcher for you.
>>
>> Two sets of my relatives have recently purchased new stoves. Both of
>> the stoves are fully digital, eletric, touch-screen stoves, and the
>> cooking preferences are saved over from the last time the stove was
>> used. This last feature is the problem for me.
>>
>> Depending upon what the last settings were, the exact locations of the
>> buttons and the numbers associated with the specific settings all
>> change.
>>
>> I assumed this wasn't a common issue, but when I looked around at
>> other stoves being released, it seems to have permeated the cooking
>> world. The only stoves I found which didn't follow this template were
>> extremely low-end stoves that I wouldn't want to cook on, anyway.
>>
>> Do we know of any safe countermeasures for this problem?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Justin
>>
> Is there a clear or reset feature? I'd say if so, then just
> automatically do that every time you begin to cook.
>
>
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