- Induction Technology
- Induction technology generates heat directly in magnetic cookware, making it the heat source instead of a burner or element.
- This provides precise, responsive heating and cooling similar to a gas cooktop with a smooth ceramic glass surface that allows for effortless cleanup.
- 5 Elements
- Available at Goedeker's.
- www.goedekers.com
- 12"/9" 4,800-/2,500-Watt (34.5K/18K BTU) Dual Zone Element
- Four 7" 2,500-Watt (18K BTU) Elements
- Two Bridge Elements
- Bridge element combines two 7" elements, so you can cook with griddles, grills, or roasting pans.
- Performance Boost Function On All Elements
- Performance boost function allows the temperature to exceed the maximum setting to quickly achieve a rapid boil.
- Simmer Function On All Elements
- Simmer function automatically selects a low power level to help maintain a constant simmer.
- Melt and Hold Function On All Elements
- Melt and Hold function lets you set an element to low cooking power to melt and hold delicate ingredients without burning.
- Touch-Activated Cooktop Controls with Power Slider
- Touch-activated controls integrate seamlessly into the surface and include a slider for heat-level selection.
- Pan Size Detection On All Elements
- Pan size detection eliminates the guesswork of pan selection by sounding an alert if an unsuitable size is chosen.
- Timer
- The timer may be used to monitor time-sensitive cooking processes or as an extra kitchen timer.
- 12 Heat-Level Settings
- "On" Indicator Light
- Cooktop Power Off Function
- Hot-Surface Indicators
- Control Lock Function
- Control lock function prevents accidental or unwanted use of the cooktop to make cleaning easier.
It all started in 1919 with the legendary stand mixer. In the 90 years since, they have built an entire kitchen of cooking and cleaning products around the same quality craftsmanship, versatile technology and timeless style. Through it all, the secret ingredient to their success has always been you. Available at Goedeker's.
KitchenAid has spent decades creating innovative products for the well-equipped kitchen. From commercial grade cooktops and wine cellars to stand mixers and an impressive assortment of cookware, bakeware and accessories, they offer virtually every culinary essential you could need.
Introducing The Fastest-To-Boil Induction Cooktop
Experience the latest in precision and speed with the new KitchenAid induction cooktop. Their electromagnetic technology heats the pan while the cooktop surface remains cool to the touch. And with the power of more than 34,000 BTUs, you can boil water in just seconds, sear scallops to perfection and saute like a pro.
Performance
| Fuel Type: | Electric |
| Element Type: | Induction |
| Number of Elements: | 5 |
Cooktop Features
| Left Front Element Type: | Induction Bridge |
| Left Front Element Size: | 7" |
| Left Rear Element Type: | Single-Ring Round |
| Left Rear Element Size: | 7" |
| Center Front Element Type: | Induction Dual |
| Center Front Element Size: | 12" |
| Right Front Element Type: | Induction Bridge |
| Right Front Element Size: | 7" |
| Right Rear Element Type: | Single-Ring Round |
| Right Rear Element Size: | 7" |
| Heat-Level Settings: | 12 |
| Pan Size Detection: | Yes |
| Simmer: | Yes |
| Melt and Hold: | Yes |
| Minute Timer: | Yes |
| All Element Power Off: | Yes |
Design
| Cooktop Design: | Ceramic Glass |
| Cooktop Controls: | G8 Tap Touch |
| Hot Surface Indicator: | Yes |
Specifications
| Left Front Element Wattage (@240V): | 2,500/1,800 Watts |
| Left Rear Element Wattage (@240V): | 2,500/1,800 Watts |
| Center Element Wattage (@240V): | 4,800/2,500 Watts |
| Right Front Element Wattage (@240V): | 2,500/1,800 Watts |
| Right Rear Element Wattage (@240V): | 2,500/1,800 Watts |
Dimensions and Weights
| Overall Width: | 36 5/16" |
| Overall Depth: | 21 5/16" |
| Overall Height: | 3 1/8" |
| Cutout Width: | 33 1/16" |
| Cutout Depth: | 19 5/16" |
| Gross Weight: | 51 Lbs. |
- KitchenAid KICU569XBL User Manual
- KitchenAid KICU569XBL Dimension Guide
- KitchenAid KICU569XBL Installation Instructions
- KitchenAid KICU569XBL Dimension Guide
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Review Title: Excellent | Review by 2woody
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This cooktop replaced a 25 year old GE Induction cooktop. I've always been one to embrace new technology and I've been cooking for over 40 years. I've used gas (yuk) electric and induction. Induction is the only way to go. Fast and much cooler for those of us living in the warmer parts of the U.S. where we thrive on A/C. This doesn't heat up the kitchen the way conventional cooktops do. I've read so many reviews, most of which aren't kind to induction. These people have not understood, you cannot take cookware you've used on gas or even other electrics and bring them onto an induction cooktop. Gas warps pans and so does coil electrics. If you're using a pan that uses an encapsulated bottom and hand wash these puppies, expect popping noises from them. Water gets in between those surfaces and when it expands, it has to go somewhere and steam will pop.
This new Kitchenaid is so much faster than even my old GE. The "slide" feature on the heat selector is one big factor that had me chose Kitchenaid. The Electrolux has this feature too. Let me explain. Some cooktops you select the burner then have to push a + or - to increase or reduce heat. With the "slide" on the Kitchenaid or the "wave" on the Electrolux, you are able to jump to where ever you need to go. My GE had 3 quick settings: L M H. With this slide, after choosing the burner, I can jump to Hi if I want to or touch it in the center to get a medium heat setting of 5. This top has about 19 or so heat settings including a simmer and melt feature. You're able to keep food warm without over cooking. Love this top. It can boil water in seconds not minutes with it's power boost feature. This top also has TWO sets of bridge elements. No other manufacturer has this. These tops are made by Whirlpool corporation and also market under the Jenn Air and Whirlpool nameplate. Try induction, you'll never go back.
This new Kitchenaid is so much faster than even my old GE. The "slide" feature on the heat selector is one big factor that had me chose Kitchenaid. The Electrolux has this feature too. Let me explain. Some cooktops you select the burner then have to push a + or - to increase or reduce heat. With the "slide" on the Kitchenaid or the "wave" on the Electrolux, you are able to jump to where ever you need to go. My GE had 3 quick settings: L M H. With this slide, after choosing the burner, I can jump to Hi if I want to or touch it in the center to get a medium heat setting of 5. This top has about 19 or so heat settings including a simmer and melt feature. You're able to keep food warm without over cooking. Love this top. It can boil water in seconds not minutes with it's power boost feature. This top also has TWO sets of bridge elements. No other manufacturer has this. These tops are made by Whirlpool corporation and also market under the Jenn Air and Whirlpool nameplate. Try induction, you'll never go back.
(Posted on 5/3/13)
Review Title: When it's working, It works great | Review by jb
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Have had installed for over 1 month and after 4 repair attempts, and replacement of every replaceable part, is still not working correctly. The KitchenAid engineers couldn't even tell our repair guy what the error codes being displayed even meant! Now we're in the process of getting the unit replaced (big hassle...). BUT, when it does work, it's amazing. Heats water to boiling in no time. Look
(Posted on 5/22/11)
Review Title: Don't have cooktops shipped! | Review by No way to cook
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Haven't had a chance to use the cooktop yet. It has been 4 months trying to get it.
(Posted on 7/28/10)
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