On Tuesday, 15 October 2002 19:55:52 UTC+1, Peter Jones wrote:
Just replaced an ancient & nearly expired small size hob 430mm by 560mm
- make - Balay circa 1985 ( Spanish) with a Proline hob from Comet.

Required removing affected 4 tiles & then cutting out the worktop to
required depth 490mm. Can anyone advise with following? Anyone used the
special tile jigsaw blades with success? Two for GBP 3.59 at B&Q. I need
to cut L shapes in 2 of the existing tiles to shape and refit. I have 7
spare tiles if needs be.

Also used hob for first time tonight. Slightly discoloured on the
halogen cooking area. Instruction sheet suggests Jif to clean. Any
practical hints on using the hob and keeping it clean? Ceramic cooking
areas cleaned up with no problem with a damp cloth.

Incidentally we now have a lot of undersize pans and frying pans to put
into storage ie of less than 145mm radius or not completely flat base.

Thanks
--
Peter Jones

Tiles.
Angle grinder with diamond disk.
Easy.

On Fri, 25 Dec 2015 23:24:34 -0800 (PST), harry
wrote:

On Tuesday, 15 October 2002 19:55:52 UTC+1, Peter Jones wrote:
Just replaced an ancient & nearly expired small size hob 430mm by 560mm
- make - Balay circa 1985 ( Spanish) with a Proline hob from Comet.

Required removing affected 4 tiles & then cutting out the worktop to
required depth 490mm. Can anyone advise with following? Anyone used the
special tile jigsaw blades with success? Two for GBP 3.59 at B&Q. I need
to cut L shapes in 2 of the existing tiles to shape and refit. I have 7
spare tiles if needs be.

Also used hob for first time tonight. Slightly discoloured on the
halogen cooking area. Instruction sheet suggests Jif to clean. Any
practical hints on using the hob and keeping it clean? Ceramic cooking
areas cleaned up with no problem with a damp cloth.

Incidentally we now have a lot of undersize pans and frying pans to put
into storage ie of less than 145mm radius or not completely flat base.

Thanks
--
Peter Jones

Tiles.
Angle grinder with diamond disk.
Easy.

Harry, why do you read/post via Google Groups?

--

Graham.

%Profound_observation%

On 26/12/2015 07:24, harry wrote:
On Tuesday, 15 October 2002 19:55:52 UTC+1, Peter Jones wrote:
Just replaced an ancient & nearly expired small size hob 430mm by 560mm
- make - Balay circa 1985 ( Spanish) with a Proline hob from Comet.

Required removing affected 4 tiles & then cutting out the worktop to
required depth 490mm. Can anyone advise with following? Anyone used the
special tile jigsaw blades with success? Two for GBP 3.59 at B&Q. I need
to cut L shapes in 2 of the existing tiles to shape and refit. I have 7
spare tiles if needs be.

Also used hob for first time tonight. Slightly discoloured on the
halogen cooking area. Instruction sheet suggests Jif to clean. Any
practical hints on using the hob and keeping it clean? Ceramic cooking
areas cleaned up with no problem with a damp cloth.

Incidentally we now have a lot of undersize pans and frying pans to put
into storage ie of less than 145mm radius or not completely flat base.

Thanks
--
Peter Jones

Tiles.
Angle grinder with diamond disk.
Easy.

Don't you think 13 years later the problem might have been solved?

Next you'll be suggesting the OP takes the hob back to Comet!