The trend of using induction cookers and infrared cookers is gradually becoming popular in every Vietnamese family today. Refer to this article of ours to know how to use induction cookers and infrared cookers properly!
How to use induction cooker, infrared cooker
Step 1 : Place the pot right in the middle of the glass surface of the stove to limit the bottom of the pot from becoming unstable when boiling, and avoid impact that can cause the induction stove surface to crack or break.
Step 2 : Plug in the power. When the “beep” sound and LED light appear, it means the stove is ready to operate.
Step 3 : Press the ON/OFF button to turn on the stove.
Step 4 : Select cooking function. Press FUNCTION to select preset cooking function.
Kitchen functions:
Step 5 : Adjust the temperature and power. If you want to increase the temperature, press the button that shows the "+" sign or the word UP. Conversely, if you want to decrease the temperature, press the button that shows the "-" sign or the word DOWN. Depending on each dish, you need to adjust the stove temperature accordingly.
Step 6 : Press the ON/OFF button to turn off the stove. You should wait for the stove's cooling fan to stop running before unplugging the power cord from the socket so that the stove stops working completely.
Rules for safe kitchen installation:
Above is a guide on how to use induction cookers and infrared cookers for new users. Hopefully with the information we provide, you will know how to use them!
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