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schrodaSydney Surrounds, NSW
- 2 reviews
Great Unit but not durable
I have had mine for a few years now. It was supposed to have a tough non stick surface. But the surface degraded fairly quickly despite using the appropriate utensils. I really like the unit and had also bought a small electric skillet with the same coating. Tossed the skillet years ago. Really like how these units perform, but will not buy again due to the poor quality surface.
If Sunbeam lift the quality of the teflon surface I will but again. But as is, I will not buy again despite otherwise terrific performance as a versatile cooker.
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great to cook with BUT...
Great wok to cook with, temperature control excellent and never burnt food. But Teflon came off after only 6 months use (used almost every 2nd day) and 2nd one got under warranty exactly the same thing!!! Only used wooden or plastic utensils and gentle cleaning so what gives sunbeam??? If they fixed the Teflon issue I would use one of these for almost everything.
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Questions & Answers
annieasked
Why does my professional wok give off strong burning chemical fumes when heating?
1 answer
Brendan K.Sunbeam
Hi Annie,
This is normal for the first few uses as it is a coating used in the manufacturing process to protect the Teflon and surface.
Before using, turn on a high heat for a few minutes. It is completely safe to still cook your food in and over time you will notice all that coating has been lifted by the heat and you will no longer smell it.
If you require any further advise or information on the unit, please don't hesitate to give our Customer Care Team a call on 1300 881 861 and one of our representatives will be more than happy to assist.
Kind Regards
Sunbeam
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