I've got two of the Nuwave induction burners here at the manse. I use them almost every night. Sometimes if I cleaning or whatever, I will put one on top of the other and being a lazy slug just use the top one. WELL, lemme tell ya, plugged the top one in and started some green beans. Went to fix another adult beverage and was hearing something odd. Walked back into kitchen and the bottom UNPLUGGED burner was beeping, all the light were flashing and it was making some other weird noises. Immediately unplugged the top burner, seperated them and tested both. No problems with either. Random event or should I cancel the in ground pool install for fear of caskets popping up?
Freaky Deaky Induction burner
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It is not inconceivable that devices that work by generating an electrical/magnetic field would do this.
Tom, I was kinda hoping for demonic possession or something more entertaining. (I'm telling ya retirement is not for the faint at heart)
That's nothing wrong about it., just like Tomturbomatic posted above...
What to say about a an old desk lamp my father gave me? It makes the silly battery operated smoke alarm go off! I can even make a "smoke alarm rap" just like a DJ by playing with it's switch.
Carol Anne, Carol Anne, run to the light, Carol Anne! (I bet Tangina was talking about MY lamp on the movie).
What to say about a an old desk lamp my father gave me? It makes the silly battery operated smoke alarm go off! I can even make a "smoke alarm rap" just like a DJ by playing with it's switch.
Carol Anne, Carol Anne, run to the light, Carol Anne! (I bet Tangina was talking about MY lamp on the movie).
Jeff, so you're saying that the bottom is the top and the top is the bottom? Hmmm, all this time I thought the carrying cases were just vinyl, maybe they really are leather...
No matter if you're experiencing supernatural events or not, resist the temptation to build a pool.
Yeah, they say the two happiest days in pool ownership are the day the pool is installed, and the day it is removed.
My father used to say the same about a boat.
And then there was the landscape architect who said something like, "If you ever feel the desire to include a water feature, don't.
And then there was the landscape architect who said something like, "If you ever feel the desire to include a water feature, don't.
I would wager its a bad idea to operate them close together in this manner. You have two closely coupled coils and the active one is inducing voltage in the 2nd one leading to odd behavior even though its not physically powered. There is the potential for physical damage even.
No problem with storing them stacked but when you power one up a few inches minimum of separation would make sense. Induction cooking is replacing physical heat with an unseen magnetic field. While its safe for humans sensitive electronics may not be so happy about it!
No problem with storing them stacked but when you power one up a few inches minimum of separation would make sense. Induction cooking is replacing physical heat with an unseen magnetic field. While its safe for humans sensitive electronics may not be so happy about it!
