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Some cookware doesn't work with induction, mostly non-stick. When you're shopping for cookware make sure you see the induction compatible logo which looks like some loops of wire and may or may not say induction somewhere. You can also try pressing a magnet to it and if it sticks then you know it's compatible. Induction works with magnets so if it doesn't react there it can't work. I haven't found any stainless that doesn't work yet and carbon steel and cast iron should always work.

@@omarponce9412 madein.com! It was also available on Amazon last time I checked

Lol good point! I think I'm just so used to it that I didn't even notice until you brought it up.

Mine came with a four prong connector. Mine was installed for me as part of the delivery service and they unboxed it in the truck, brought it inside, and just plugged it in so I didn't see if other cables were included. No mention in the manual that I can see with a quick review. There is a panel on the back that's held on by a couple of screws. If you remove that panel you can disconnect the power cable and should be able to swap it out I think.

@@rsawyer757 ok awesome! We’ve actually haven’t bought it yet. Since our current outlet is a 3 prong. And no where in my area there is a showroom for the oven unfortunately. Your video is very helpful and will be referencing it if we purchase!

@@SmileClub23-l4j I'm glad I was able to help!

Absolutely! The model number I purchased is: NSI6DG9500MTAA. I actually purchased it through a company called TheInsidersNet and it was fulfilled from Samsung directly. If you'd like any more info let me know!

@@rsawyer757 Thank you for the quick response!

Hi! I used the oven a few times over the weekend including with the cooktop active and I can confirm that mine does not do this. That does seem super odd!

Mine also does this !

@@derreckrogers790 when you're shopping make sure it says it supports induction. Most stainless and all cast iron/carbon steel should work fine. If you're shopping in person you can try a magnet. If it sticks it will work just fine. I mostly use cast iron, carbon steel, and stainless. I do have some cheaper t-fal stuff that works just fine too. If you see a metal bottom it will probably work but it should mention induction of it's supported so you are taking a shot in the dark. Of you search Amazon for t-fal induction or just induction cookware you should get a good selection.

As far as I can tell you can't get the time to display all the time. It shows up on the oven controls side when the controls time out but turns off after a little while and I don't see any way around it 😢

You have to use an app to set the time !

@@vincentchu820 Nope! You can set the date/time in the options menu by holding the settings/oven light button on the oven side.

@@markhayman-martinez1007 yeah the included instruction manual is... Insufficient lol. To get the full manual you have to go to their website and download it.

I got mine from Amazon but you can also but it direct from the manufacturer on madeincookware.com

No problem! I think it's great. I love the design and I've had nothing but great experiences with it. I will say that in order to keep the heat relatively even I have to bring it up to temp gradually. I suppose this is to be expected but if I turn the burners (magnets?) up high the area directly above gets super hot but the rest of the surface takes a while to catch up. Heating it up slowly, at like a 3, takes longer but leads to more even heating. It's great though. If I have one complaint it's storage. It's just so wide with the handles I don't really have a great place to keep it when not in use. I was able to just barely fit it inside my oven but when I bought the leather handle covers that tiny bit of extra width was enough that it no longer fits. I usually just leave it on top of my oven.

Yes! Sorry I'm super late to respond to this request. I actually recorded something I just need to get it uploaded.