Whirlpool WCG52424AS24 Inch Gas Cooktop with Sealed Burners: Black on Stainless Steel
Whirlpool WCG52424AS
2 Reviews
Price:$1,009.00
Color:Stainless Steel
Cooktop Surface:Porcelain Coated Steel
Gas:Yes
Natural Gas:Yes
LP Conversion:Yes
Continuous Grates:Yes
Low Simmer Burner:Yes
Number of Burners:4
Whirlpool WCG52424AS Features
Small Space Solution
Cook multiple dishes at once, even in small spaces, with a cooktop made to fit your family's needs.
Sealed Burners
Cut down on cleanup with burners that are sealed to prevent food from falling into them.
Accusimmer Burner
Easily maintain low, even heat when cooking sauces and soups with the AccuSimmer burner, which reduces power for better control at lower temperatures.
High-powered Burner
Quickly sear and boil with a high-powered burner when you need to serve up dinner fast.
Dishwasher-safe Cast-iron Grates
Wash these cast-iron grates right in the dishwasher when they get messy, thanks to a dishwasher-safe finish that makes them easy to clean.
Upswept Spillguard Cooktop
Clean up faster with a cooktop that has raised edges to help contain spills.
Whirlpool WCG52424AS Reviews
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By :Pampi
From:El Paso, Texas
Submitted : 6/7/2021
Reviewed at: Whirlpool
Submited as part of a sweepstakes entry
It has taken me a bit of time to get use to this new cook top. I have been living with a 1960's Tapan cook top for 30+ years. Wasn't use to the electric ignition system, but now that I have adapted I love it. So neat and clean, so much easier to clean since everything is closed. Love the stainless steel.
By :Vasily
From:Metro Washington DC suburbs
Submitted : 7/28/2023
Reviewed at: Whirlpool
Verified Buyer
Submited as part of a sweepstakes entry
After nearly 2 months of use, there is one issue that I cannot solve: the largest of the 4 burners is difficult to ignite, and, when first igniting, the large burner produces initially a huge flame that scares my wife. This never happens with the other three smaller burners. How can I reduce the ignition flame size on the large burner??
