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36-Inch 5-Element Induction Cooktop, Architect(R) Series II - Stainless Steel

Model No: Kitchenaid KICU569XSS

   3.8
50 Reviews

Features:

• 12 Heat Level Settings - Provide various levels of heat to fine tune cooking techniques ranging from melting chocolate and simmering a sauce to searing meat or achieving a rapid boil.
• 12''/9'', 4800/2500-Watt Element - Offers two element sizes in one space to accommodate a variety of pan sizes without changing elements and allows you the power needed to cook at high heat.
• 4 Elements with Bridge Functions - Allows the flexibility to convert four cooking zones into two large cooking zones which provides additional space to accommodate specialty cookware.
• 5-Element Cooktop - Provides five independent cooking surface areas.
• Control Lock - Helps prevent unintended use and makes it easier to clean the control panel.

Suggested Retail: $2,299.00

Sale Price:

$2,199.00

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Protect your purchase with an extended warranty. Extended Warranty
3 -Year Protection Plan:	$79.99
5 -Year Protection Plan:	$169.99
Standard Manufacturer Warranty Only

Black

KICU569XBL

$2,099.00

Stainless Steel

KICU569XSS

$2,199.00

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This 5-element induction cooktop combines precision and speed. Electromagnetic technology directly heats the pan while keeping the cooktop surface cool to the touch. Twelve power levels give you the power to rapidly bring water to a boil and sear scallops to perfection. A bridge function combines the power of four elements into two large cooking zones for specialty cookware.

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Average Rating

3.8

out of 5 ( 50 Reviews)

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Still new to induction

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by: NEW TO INDUCTION

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.

Source: kitchenaid.com

Submitted: 12-03-2019

This range was installed as a r were placement for the range I had which was recalled. I like the look and I am happy with the fact that the burner only works if the correct cookware is on the burner - this is a great safety feature which avoids having a burner heat up if nothing vhf is on it. Cook iij ng with the range is slightly different as the heat is at the bottom of the pot and things can burn more easily if contents are not stirred.

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by: LynnIK

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.

Source: kitchenaid.com

Submitted: 12-03-2019

The KitchenAid induction cooktop is better than I imagined it would be. It is so easy to operate and provides much greater cooking precision. I love the timer, locking feature and easy care. I should have bought this appliance sooner!

Key pad doesn’t d work

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by: Pinderdhanda

No, I would not recommend this to a friend.

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Submitted: 11-04-2019

I buy last year stop to work call service need wait one month to come to check

Love it!

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by: Chefs c & d

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.

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Submitted: 10-24-2019

We've had this cooktop for several months now. Induction cooking was totally new to us, and we accepted the learning curve with great anticipation. We absolutely love it!

Not worth the money

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by: Heidileo

No, I would not recommend this to a friend.

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Submitted: 10-22-2019

Not impressed at all. expensive all around requires special pots and pans

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