Cooktop Grill Electric
electric stove has water in it?
While cooking dinner on my electric stove (one of those boards with power in the bank – no oven or grilled), a small amount of water can be poured into one of the pots. A few minutes later heard an explosion and saw sparks coming out of the dials temperature. My husband turned off the stove (it was dangerous, I know) and realized that there was no water around. Was cut by four or five hours. What I ask is that sure to light the stove in the morning? Or the child now be dangerous? I know nothing about electricity and I do not really tell you not to blow your kitchen or start a fire.
It's a good chance to dry in a day or two, depending on the amount of water and be good to use. The problem is that it can seem to work well, but sparks can be damaged or blown another child and safer for future problems. You should fix your device from a manufacturer or a local electrician to determine the damage. Good safe.PS luck and off power and the fuse in and close your eyes and then on again.