Purchased a bush ag56sw gas cooker and dont know how to use the heat shield

ther will be other problem soon move it from the cooker area

Hello - I have a cooker hood Belling 600CGH model 1Q2HP (444448742) and believe i need a new transformer for the halogen lights - can you advise which transformer I need?

i know of this place in falls church virginia that specalizes in small applices such as pressure cookers, toasters, mixers ...ectwhile i dont know it they havea website you could search and see if they do the name of the shop is/ APPLIANCE FIX IT/ and they are located in baileys crossroads/falls church VA

could u tell me the Model of the cooker may be i could help u..( ^ _ ^ )

There is a error message there, it indicate a problem with your induction cooker. It cause a defective winding wire or circuit controllers your know induction cooker works similar to the principle of electro magnet induction, it give heat to metal cooking pot. I hope I give you a idea regarding what happen to your unit.

There are no parts available for this cooker. If there were they would be more expensive than purchasing a newer model brand new.

As far as I can see it, if you want to use your cylinder gas then you will have to collect it yourself if there is no company in your area that sells LPG. To use pipes gas you will have to change the burner mixture setting on your cooker otherwise is may not burn properly.
Stupid rules I know.

You can use to set the timing in order of the heat required. Also using the grade rating of the heating coupled with the time set, the food can be easily heated without burning.
To start with use low heat and long time, the try with medium heat and lesser time and then choose high heat and short time. You must be able to use the settings accordingg to your requirement.
Hope this advice helps

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If you're following the instruction manual but it won't heat, and it's within the 30 day return period, I'd take it back to the dealer for a replacement.

If it's past 30 days, but within the warranty period, you'd have to contact the manufacturer via the owner's manual to get it repaired.

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