“Can you describe in detail how the burner controls work? For example: Do you touch the + sign to turn a burner on? Do you have to touch it repeatedly or do you keep your finger on the + until the desired setting? Do you have to touch firmly, or lightly?”
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Hi there, Madge. Thank you for your inquiry about the LG Slide-In Induction Range model LSIL6332FE. We understand the importance of knowing how to operate the burner controls effectively. The burner controls on this model are designed for user-friendly operation through the SmoothTouch® Glass Controls. Here’s a detailed overview of how they work: Turning a Burner On: To activate a burner, lightly touch the power button associated with the desired burner. You don't need to press firmly; a light touch is sufficient, as the controls are sensitive to touch. Adjusting the Heat Level: Once the burner is on, use the "+" or "-" touch controls to adjust the heat level. You can either: Tap repeatedly to increase or decrease the heat incrementally. Keep your finger on the "+" or "-" control to adjust the setting continuously until you reach the desired heat level. SmoothTouch Sensitivity: The controls are designed to respond to light touches, making them easy to use. You don’t need to apply significant pressure—just a gentle touch will suffice. This intuitive control system allows for precise heat adjustments, providing flexibility whether you’re simmering or boiling. https://www.lg.com/us/cooking-appliances/lg-lsil6332fe-slide-in-induction-range#pdp_specs If you have any additional questions or need further assistance, feel free to send us a private message on social media @LGUSSupport. Our team will be happy to assist you further. We appreciate your inquiry and look forward to helping you. —Renzo
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Before the burner turns on, push the square with the icon for that burner. Then push + for high heat, or - for low heat. Repeatedly touching the + or - controls the heat. Have to touch firmly.
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