“I see in the picture of the cooktop that this range has both a "Rapid Boil" burner as well as a "Fast Boil" burner. What is the difference between them? Is one even faster than the other? And which are the power boils burners, the outside larger ones?”

This question is for: Samsung - 6.3 cu. ft. Freestanding Electric Range with WiFi, No-Preheat Air Fry & Convection - White

Asked by JT 3 years ago

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Yes, one is faster than the other. Yes they are the front outside larger ones.
Answered by Katy 3 years ago
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I noticed the fast boil is the inside smaller burner and when tbey say fast they mean fast.
Answered by Nothing 3 years ago
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Thanks so much for asking, JT! The burner labeled "Rapid Boil" does have a slightly higher wattage than the "Fast Boil" burner. To further help with this, I can provide the size and wattage for each burner: Center - Warming Center, 100 W; Left Front - 6"/9", 3300 W Rapid Boil™; Left Rear - 6", 1200 W; Right Front - 9"/12", 3000 W; Right Rear - 6", 1200 W. ^Jecca
Answered by Samsung 3 years ago
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