Will using excessive force when moving the breakfast crepe machine affect the non-stick coating?

When moving the breakfast crepe machine, excessive force can indeed have a significant and adverse effect on its non stick coating. Non stick coating is an important component inside the crepe maker, which has undergone special processing to reduce food adhesion during cooking, simplify the cleaning process, and enhance the cooking experience. However, this coating is relatively fragile and requires proper protection during use and movement.
Forcefully moving the breakfast crepe maker may cause severe friction between the bottom or sides and the ground, furniture, or other hard objects. This friction not only leaves scratches on the surface of the non stick coating, but may also gradually wear down the thickness of the coating, reducing its original smoothness and non stick properties. More seriously, if the friction force is too high, it may even cause the coating to partially peel off, exposing the internal metal substrate. This not only further affects the cooking effect, but may also pose health risks due to direct contact between metal substrates and food.
In addition, excessive force movement may also cause damage to the overall structure of the crepe machine, such as loosening, deformation, or damage to connecting components, thereby affecting the stability and service life of the machine.
Therefore, in order to keep the non stick coating of the breakfast crepe machine intact and extend its service life, it is recommended to move it gently and smoothly to avoid collision or friction with hard objects. At the same time, in daily use, it is also important to avoid using sharp or rough kitchen utensils to scratch the coating, and regularly clean and maintain the crepe machine to ensure that it is always in the good condition.