i heard charcoal and wood file is better taste than gas, you plan to switch back ?

Well samething i guess cooking in claypots vs steel pots. Former has better taste.

Well samething i guess cooking in claypots vs steel pots. Former has better taste.

I don't feel it much different. Accept need to achieve some burning rice taste for certain food.

I believe last time ppl using claypots is because it able to maintain the heat after cook. Keep longer hr from cool weather.

And claypots is the oldest cooking ware for ppl when steel pot not yet invent.

Claypot is not efficienct for cooking. It need more energy and time to penetrate inside. I avoid using claypot.

It does taste different, and have different texture too.

High power Gas cooking will always give better "Wok Hei", and actually can cook vegi faster and look greener and won't turn yellowish. If you cook "YauMak", or "SangChoy" before you know it turn yellow very easy.

I know it have different taste. It just me don't feel the taste.

But I can taste the hokkien mee if cook with the charcoal. Compare the gas.

I hate those vegi cook till turn yellowish. Of course to achieve greener, high heat with shorter time.

But I prefer just boil it in short time. I know mostly Chinese ppl don't like too fresh the taste of vegi. Taste like eating grass.

Every things come with pros and cons......
CHARCOAL = BLACK, DIRTY OLD WAY
GAS = INHALING FUME WHILE COOKING
INDUCTION = STAINLESS STILL ONLY + RADIATION
CERAMIC = HIGH ELECTRIC CONSUMPTION......

SO..... EAT RAW THE BEST.... HAHA

I have an induction cooker 2 hob with power 1kW and 1.8kW each.
I used for few times and a big capacitor inside is burn (I believe is the EMI module).
I'm using 13A normal wall socket, may i know is this suitable?
The power should be enough for 240V/13A right?
i wonder is due to poor EMI module or it actually needs high current?
based on the user manual, error code E00 shows the current shouldn't over >15A.
Can any expert here to give advice and where can i get a better EMI module to replace the burn module.

2.8kw is between the 13a socket spec. But if you have long day cook, get a bigger capacity is more safer.

As long as your MCB didn't trip and your plug inside 13A fuse didn't burn, it is enough.

The problem look like more to the unit component quality. If you know that is a EMI thinky, guess you know where to find. Pasar road have choice. Look for TDK or tokin if you want better 1.

Thanks for your reply.
Sorry for some mistake, i think tats should be RCL filter where the board consist of 2 big coil induction, each in serial with each power pin and a resistor and cap parallel with two power pin and the big cap is burn.
How should i fix it? changing a cap would help? or changing the whole filter module? any recommendation place to look for it?

Sorry, I never open it before. So no idea what it look like inside. If you know the cap value, than replace it.

The best is get back to the brand service center.

Vees and FOTILE's 1 electricity consumption is about the same, no such thing as save electricity. It does save electricity as the hob will automatically turn off when it reach certain temperature than turn back on by itself when temperature drop at cut in point. This is more to safety feature not energy saving which both FOTILE and Vees also have.

Induction is usually more energy saving, if u look at the catalogs, inductions usually require 13-15amp only. While ceramic hob 20amp.

If you are using gas and wanna switch to induction, you will notice that most of your pots/wok cant b used on induction, so you will need to get new one's. This is why most people hate to get induction and demand for it is low, so FOTILE discontinued their induction hob and replace with ceramic. However, induction is more efficient and energy saving.

Hi Zheil
Fotile hob need only  20amp ?  What is  the brochure refering to when it says 25Amp?

A single burner is only USD21 or RM67 from china manufacturer. see pic. I have a hyundai like the pic for RM99, and a double burner from sugawa costs more than RM200k plus all the cheapo gifts my wife bought.

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