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cooktop cutout too large?
Replaced a 30 year old electric cooktop about 18 months ago with a
smooth ceramic one. Had trouble at the time finding a cooktop that would fit in the oversized hole. Eventually ended up with Kitchenaid that had a 1/4-3/8" overlap around all four sides. Yesterday it cracked all the way across the short edge after a timer dropped onto one corner. Question is: could the glass have had undue stress from the weight load on the small overlap, making the crack likely to happen again with the slightest drop? Was this a crack waiting to happen? We have to decide whether to replace the glass (about $300) or go back to an electric coil cooktop for about the same amount. Anyone have experience with this? |
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