Heartland Classic Electric Range / Electric Cookstove - Discontinued — Owner's Manual

This product has been discontinued and is no longer available. This page is for informational purposes only.

Heartland turns up your cooking performance with the durable Euro/ Kera ceramic top Electric Range. This beautiful antique style electric cookstove provides you with both performance and style. The cooktop boasts high performance ribbon burners to maximize boiling performance from 2,500W down to an ideal low simmer. Even heat distribution ensures uniform cooking and for cooks who like clean up to be as easy as the meal, the smooth surface is easy to wipe and the recessed cooking surface helps to control messy spills.

Heartland Classic Electric Range / Electric Cookstove Features 

Model 6210 - 48” Classic Electric

• • Temperature sensor to cycle burner on and off if it overheats or is left unattended
• • Proximity heat indicators that stay lit until the burners are cool enough to touch
• • A 16” bridge element with three control zones for a total of 4,400 W of power and a handy warming zone
• • Large capacity 4 cu. ft. electric convection, self clean oven with 3 oven racks and 4 levels
• • Temperature controlled warming drawer that ranges from 1300 F to 2200 F
• • Humidity control feature in the drawer allows adjustment for moist or crisp
• • Large capacity drawer holds up to eighteen, 11” diameter plates (19.25” wide x 5” high x 19.75” deep)
• • Cook friendly electronic timer behind decorative panel
• • Utensil drawer and tray storage compartment
• • Quiet and efficient 350 cfm exhaust system in overhead storage cabinet

Model 8210 - 30” Classic Electric

• • Same features as the 48” but with 4 burners and without the utensil drawer and storage compartment.
• • All Heartland Ranges carry a One (1) year limited warranty

Any worries about a ceramic cooktop? You shouldn’t have, because it has an inherent strength that will thrive under the daily rigors of your cooking – making it the strongest cooktop surface available. To demonstrate, we dropped a steel ball from a height of close to 20” – and we did it repeatedly.

Even after the elements had been switched to high, the steel ball test was completely successful – and the cooktop was as smooth and sleek as when we started. No cracking, breaking or any other adverse effects. Note: This test was done in a controlled environment and should not be attempted at home.

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