“Question on the size up cookware I just bought a Cuisinart pot and it measure 7 1/2" across the bottom. Does that mean I can't use it on the 5 1/2 " burners on the front. Because it won't fit on the 6" one in the back. (height of pan)”
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It will work fine, using a larger pot, or pan, on a smaller cooking area. We did that all the time when we had our old stove, with the electric burners. There is no difference now, with these burners. We have a huge frying pan that is larger than the largest size burner, and the bottom of the pan heats uniformly to cook. You just shouldn't use a smaller pot on a larger area....
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thank you for the question. For greatest efficiency, Samsung recommends choosing cookware that matches the size of the cooktop element. The more the pot "overhangs" the selected ring, the less efficient the cooking will be. The front dual burners have 6" and 9" rings. I would suggest using the element that is smaller, though it may be a bit less efficient for your 7-1/2" pot, rather than the one that is larger, which could pose a safety hazzard. - Ms. Samsung
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