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Even after pre-heating for 10 minutes it's just not hot enough.
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I still smelled that weird smell when the plates heated up
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My old George Foreman grill finally died after 10 years of faithful service (at the end would only come to lukewarm heat)
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Some other observations: the heat isn't quite as uniform as the old sealed plate style, but it's not bad, and probably can't be much better, given the "removable" plate design
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but when I turned it on there was this terrible heated plastic smell to it.
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As noted previously, it doesn’t get hot enough to act as a grill (i.e., no searing) and, despite its size, heats only towards the center making it usable less than its size would suggest
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There lies the problem, the heat transfers poorly through all that metal and by the time it gets to your steak, it is not hot enough
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Easy to clean but could get heat hotter and faster
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Now the bad; First and formost for the first few times and a little bit now when the grill heats up it really smells bad.
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the element stays on to bring it back to temp and because (my guess I am not a product designer) of a poor heat shield or lack of one, the top of the grill (the surface that is exposed) begin to buckle, melt, smoke, and in my case got so
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They are so totally different, I am fearful that the heat will not hold or that the coating will simply fall off
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Since it was heated up to 425 degrees, there have been quite a few burns, and a couple of close calls with it landing nearly on top of my bare feet
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Very slow heat up will not stay at a consistent hot temp slow cooking
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HEATING: decent performance but can OVER-heat and ruin a mealThis grill has a "variable" temperature setting
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This could cause issues with uneven heating because of poor contact between the plates and the surface over the heating element
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Dissapointed from day one, slow heating, uneven grilling,poor tasting meat and fish, burned in (I assume plastic) cover
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This product had a defective heating element and had to be returned.
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Some people have mentioned that the heating is uneven and it takes longer to warm up.
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The reduced heat is not a deal killer for me.
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I like that the grill plates come out, but poor heating is the price to pay for easier cleaning, I will take the old style hands down
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I still smelled that weird smell when the plates heated up
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When I put the meat on the grill, the grill loses heat and stops cooking almost immediately.
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The heating is inconsistent and the lighted timer quit working.
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It's a huge improvement for cleaning, and well worth the trade-off of somewhat uneven heating
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So I called customer service for Foreman grills and their solution was to e-mail the sheet(worthless
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Look great on the kitchen counter as well as it matches my stainless steel appliances.
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When we got it, it had taken forever to heat up and wouldn't get nearly as hot as our old one we got in 2007 as a wedding gift.(different style) and now we just tried using it and it barely gets warm
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I've been using it for 2 years now and it cooks as well as when I first tried it.
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