What are the diameters of the burners? null

Hi there, Mag2! The Frigidaire Gallery 30″ Induction Range (GCFI3060BF) features a five-burner cooktop with the following stated burner “circle” sizes (diameter of the marked cook area): Right-front (largest): 8 3/10″ Left-front: 7″ Left-rear: 7″ Right-rear: 5 1/2″ Center-rear: 5 1/2″ However, user feedback suggests the actual induction coil (the part that heats) is typically 1½″ to 2″ smaller than the marked surface circle, so while the surface says 8.3″, the real coil may be closer to ~6–7. The cooktop surface shows burner circles of 8.3″, 7″, and 5.5″, but the actual heating coils are about 1½–2″ smaller. If you use large pans, consider a model with bigger coils, or plan to center your pan over the coil to ensure even heating. - Maico

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Hi there, Mag2! The Frigidaire Gallery 30″ Induction Range (GCFI3060BF) features a five-burner cooktop with the following stated burner “circle” sizes (diameter of the marked cook area): Right-front (largest): 8 3/10″ Left-front: 7″ Left-rear: 7″ Right-rear: 5 1/2″ Center-rear: 5 1/2″ However, user feedback suggests the actual induction coil (the part that heats) is typically 1½″ to 2″ smaller than the marked surface circle, so while the surface says 8.3″, the real coil may be closer to ~6–7. The cooktop surface shows burner circles of 8.3″, 7″, and 5.5″, but the actual heating coils are about 1½–2″ smaller. If you use large pans, consider a model with bigger coils, or plan to center your pan over the coil to ensure even heating. - Maico
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