Sujata Standard 3 Burner Auto Ignition Gas Stove | Toughened Glass Top | ISI Certified | SABAF Valves | LPG & PNG Compatible | 360° Rotating Nozzle…

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“name”: “How do I process an active hardware warranty claim with Sujata / Mittal Electronics?”,
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“text”: “To file a claim under your 9-year warranty, contact Sujata’s official customer support line with your retail tax invoice. An authorized technician will visit your location to inspect the stove. If any functional part is found to be defective, it will be repaired or replaced under their standard service policy.”
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“name”: “What are the exact costs and conditions for changing from LPG to a PNG line?”,
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“text”: “Converting this model from bottled LPG to Piped Natural Gas costs a flat base rate of ₹250 plus GST for the technical conversion kit. Note that if your home lies outside the standard municipal limits of cities with an authorized service center, additional to-and-fro travel fees will apply.”
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“name”: “Does the automatic ignition system require a battery, and is it included inside the box?”,
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“text”: “Yes, the integrated pulse auto-ignition mechanical loop relies on a standard 1.5V D-type cylindrical battery cell. This cell is not included inside the retail packaging, so you will need to purchase a standard alkaline D-cell separately before setting up the stove.”
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“name”: “What material is used beneath the glass, and will the body frame rust over time?”,
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“text”: “The main sub-frame structural body is made from high-strength GPSP sheet metal (Galvanized Plain Steel Protection). This coating provides excellent resistance to rust and oxidation caused by humid kitchen air, salt, or acidic food splatters, outlasting standard raw sheet frames.”
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“name”: “What are the best cleaning practices to protect the black toughened glass?”,
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“text”: “Let the burners cool down completely before cleaning, then wipe the glass panel down with a damp microfiber rag and a mild liquid dish soap spray. Never use rough steel wool scourers or splash cold water onto a hot stove face, as sudden thermal drops can cause micro-fractures over time.”
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