Why do induction cookers and infrared cookers crack? How to fix it?

The cause of cracked induction and infrared cookers is still a big question for users. In the article below, we will help you explain why this happens and how to fix cracks on the glass surface of induction and infrared cookers safely and effectively.

Causes of cracked induction cookers and infrared cookers

Most induction cookers and infrared cookers when launched on the market comply with certain standards, ensuring the ability to withstand thermal shock, prevent cracking, high scratch resistance when cooking and convenient for cleaning.

However, there may still be rare cases where the technical standards are not met. Therefore, when consumers encounter the above situation, they should bring the stove to the place of purchase to have it replaced according to the manufacturer's warranty policy.

In addition, during the use of the stove, the user is not careful and causes the stove to fall and collide, leading to cracks and breaks. In addition, if you do not clean the stove regularly, it will also cause the stove's microcircuits and ventilation system to operate unstably.

How to fix cracked induction cooker and infrared cooker surface

The first thing you need to do when your stove is cracked is to assess the extent to come up with a suitable treatment plan.

If the crack is outside the cooking range and temporary use is needed, you can use silicone or adhesive to cover the crack to prevent stains and water from damaging the circuit inside the stove.

If the crack is in the cooking range, for induction cookers, you can use glue and silicone for temporary use; for infrared cookers, you cannot apply the above method because the heat of this type of cooker will melt the glue and silicone.

A solution for long-term use and absolute safety is to replace the stove top. For this, please contact the manufacturer's warranty center immediately for support and troubleshooting.