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potholders/oven gloves remain on hot surfaces. Never use substitutes for a potholder/oven gloves, such as a
towel, fabric or other material and/or apparatus. Burning and permanent injury may result.
• Excess weight could crack burner glass. Maximum weight of cookware with content should be less than 16
pounds (7.25 Kg.).
• Never heat foods in cans, jars or food storage containers of any kind, especially those that are sealed,
internally pressurized or unopened. Pressure buildup could cause a violent rupture of the container, causing
injury and damage.
• Some recipes used by the Hestan Smart Cooking System do not reach recommended temperatures by the
USDA and/or the EFSA. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase
your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions or are pregnant.
• The burner is not recommended for deep frying use.
• Ensure cooktop surface and cookware are clean before each use. The buildup of grease or other flammable
agents can result in a fire. Refer to the "Cleaning the Hestan Cue Smart Induction Burner" section of this guide
for more information.
• Never move the burner while in use. If moving hot cookware, use extreme caution.
• Always remain mindful and cautious while the cooking system is in use. Never allow cookware to boil dry or burn.
• Only use cookware suitable for the Hestan Cue Smart Induction Burner. Cookware that is not properly sized,
shaped, balanced or constructed of appropriate material and finish, may be hazardous. Refer to the "Suitable
Cookware" section of this guide for more information.
• Do not block the ventilation chambers on the unit's exterior. The unit could overheat.
• Only place cookware on top of the burner, and only when in use. Foreign objects left on cooktop may cause
damage to the burner and/or get hot. Cookware left on cooktop may get hot.
• Do not use cast iron cookware with the Hestan Cue. Cast iron cookware can cause the burner to overheat and
automatically turn off. Cast iron cookware can also scratch or crack the burner cooktop. Using cast iron may
void your warranty.
• Do not wear or place metal objects close to the burner, such as rings, jewelry, watches, etc. Metal objects in
close proximity to the induction burner could get hot.
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