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Bought my daughter an Amica 60cm ceramic hob cooker in stainless steel. Looked great in situ...sadly she dropped a pot onto the top and smashed it! Totally her own fault. So I bought her another. Whilst cleaning, she rested her arm on the top and it shattered ! Will have to buy another cooker now, but won't be Amica...far too flimsy. Plus, doesn't seem to be safety glass as it's all splintered into dangerous shards. Not good
Seeking simple but important answer about whether spare part available for an Amica cooker. Despite trying to contact Amica via multiple channels, zero response. For me this means that even simple faults in Amica ovens cannot be repaired.
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