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How to use Lock and Lock induction cooktop

Imported induction cookers are increasingly loved and widely used in Vietnam due to their beautiful design, many smart features, high durability, absolute cooking safety, good energy savings, and enhancing the aesthetic beauty of the kitchen space. Moreover, imported induction cookers also somewhat reflect luxury and class, serving as a basis for guests and friends to assess the economic status of the homeowner when visiting the kitchen. Let’s find out which imported induction cookers are good, their features, characteristics, design, and prices before making a purchase!

Here is a guide on how to use the Lock and Lock induction cooker, which is a single induction cooker originating from South Korea but manufactured in China and sold quite a lot in Vietnam. You might think that the usage of this type of induction cooker is similar to that of a regular single induction cooker. However, in reality, it has many differences.

In the previous article, we shared a detailed guide on How to use induction cookers safely for double cookers. If you want to cook effectively on this Lock and Lock single induction cooker, don’t miss the steps on how to use the Lock and Lock induction cooker that we share below.

How to use Lock and Lock induction cooker

First, let’s learn about this induction cooker originating from South Korea!

Information about Lock and Lock induction cooker

To cook effectively, achieve the maximum power, and fully utilize the features of the cooker. Any buyer needs to pay attention to the basic information of the cooker before purchasing for use. Especially the power source, power, size, number of cooking zones, and features. To see if that type of cooker is suitable for your and your family’s needs.

  • Type of cooker: Single cooker.
  • Manufacturer: LOCK & LOCK.
  • Color: Glossy black, smooth glass surface, with patterns
  • Weight: Lightweight at only 2.3kg
  • Dimensions: (L W H) 325*78*415 (mm)
  • Power: 2000W
  • Voltage: 220V ; 50HZ
  • Material of the cooker body: Glass, Ceramic, Stainless steel
  • Control panel: Touch

How to use Lock and Lock induction cooker?

Typically, single induction cookers are mainly used for restaurants, small families, students, and people living in boarding houses. The advantage of a single cooker – one cooking zone is its compactness, easy portability, quick cooking, and relatively high power.

Each type of cooker has a different way of use. It depends on the features, cooking power, and the default settings that have been pre-programmed into the cooker. The way to use this Lock and Lock single induction cooker is no different.

To use the Lock and Lock induction cooker effectively, please follow the instructions below:

Step 1: Choose a flat, dry place to place the cooker. Prepare pots, pans, and food to cook immediately when starting the cooker. Note that you should also choose pots/pans with a flat bottom and magnetic base for the fastest and most efficient cooking.

Step 2: Plug the cooker’s power cord into the socket. Choose a socket that matches the power and electrical efficiency of the cooker (Voltage: 220V ; 50HZ). Especially, only use 1 socket for 1 induction cooker. Do not plug in a rice cooker, fan, or any other electrical device into the socket that the induction cooker is plugged into. Step 3: As soon as the induction cooker beeps to indicate that power has been connected, simply start the cooker by pressing the “ON/OFF” button to turn it on and begin cooking.

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Step 4: After turning on the cooker, you can select the cooking function buttons available on the control panel. For example, boiling water, warming milk, cooking hot pot,… The icons are clearly illustrated on the control panel for you to choose.

Especially, with the diverse features of this single cooker line, many people often wonder whether the flat glass surface of the induction cooker can grill for BBQ dishes? The answer is that this pure induction cooker cannot grill directly on the glass surface like an infrared cooker, so you need to use a specialized cast iron grill pan with a magnetic base to prepare the desired dish.

Step 5: You can increase the temperature to boil quickly, heat up quickly, or decrease the temperature using the (+) or (-) symbols.

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Step 6: After cooking, simply press the ON/OFF button to turn off the cooker, and the cooker will stop operating. However, you should not unplug the induction cooker immediately; wait for the cooling fan to stop completely before unplugging.

Thus, the way to use the Lock and Lock induction cooker is quite simple, right? Just follow the cooking steps above, and you can easily cook any dish on this multifunctional single induction cooker.

To help users use the Lock and Lock induction cooker perfectly, we would also like to present a few other features of the cooker for customers to understand and maximize the advantages of this type of cooker.

Functions of the Lock and Lock induction cooker

Using the Lock and Lock induction cooker will be much simpler if you fully understand its features and use them effectively.

The cooker has a maximum power of up to 2000W, with this number, you can cook quickly. It provides delicious dishes, super-saving cooking time, and especially ensures the nutrients in the food.

The modern digital control system with 12 power control levels. The touch buttons on the induction cooker’s control panel are easily adjusted, sensitive, and quick.
 

The glass surface of the Lock and Lock induction cooker is made of heat-resistant crystal glass, capable of withstanding thermal shock up to 700 – 900 degrees Celsius. The glass surface is durable, difficult to scratch, and resistant to impact.

The cooker is equipped with a cooking timer feature, allowing users to set a timer for dishes when busy, taking advantage of doing other tasks alongside cooking without worrying about food running out of water or burning,…

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This single induction cooker product line also has the ability to automatically turn off when overheating or not using the correct type of pot designed for induction cookers.

In addition, one advantage of the Lock & Lock induction cooker is the sound alert: it emits an audible signal to quickly notify you of errors, ensuring safety while cooking and the longevity of the cooker.

Understanding the features of this single induction cooker will help you know how to use the Lock and Lock induction cooker not only proficiently and effectively but also to use the cooker longer and more durably.

This is a wonderful single induction cooker for those who love hot pot or small families. Besides the usual hot pot or stir-fry dishes, if you want to change things up for the weekend party with grilled pork belly or beef, applying the grilling method using the induction cooker combined with a non-stick magnetic grill will help the dish cook evenly and golden brown, without producing harmful smoke, and is extremely safe for the health of the whole family. If you are looking for a genuine imported induction cooker with many features, having 2 or more cooking zones at a reasonable price. Check out the Kocher induction cooker – the leading imported cooker line currently sought after by buyers. Köcher is proud to be a pioneer in Vietnam bringing German technology into induction cooker products. Contact us now for free consultation!

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