Product review (1 stars): I will save you a huge headache and recommend something else...
After my Mom's electric coil stove stopped working after many decades, it was time to move up to present technology and purchase her first ceramic cooktop.  Allegedly, Consumer Reports rated the Maytag the #1 cooktop of this kind, so that was the brand we sought out.

After getting it installed, my Mom was shocked to see how long the stove took to boil an enormous spaghetti pot of water.  If you can believe it, it took almost an hour for the pot to come to a full boil.  Secondly, the glasstop revealed defects beneath the surface that could not be removed. You can see tiny little bubbles across the burners when they are turned off.

The other problem we did not anticipate was the arrangement of the burners themselves.  Most people will use a large burner to cook their main dishes with.  However, Maytag put the large burners in the back configuration.  So, one must lean across the entire cooktop to access the large burners in the back.  This could easily have been solved if the dials were placed along the side of the cooktop instead of the middle.

Within  a week, we had enough.  Called Sears and had them replace the Maytag cooktop with the Kenmore #45303.  What a difference!  The Kenmore has the large burners in the front where they should be.  It also has a turbo heating element in the rear which boils the enormous spaghetti pot of water in a quarter of the time.  The surface is flawless -- free of any defects.

Best of all, the price difference between the two units is probably only $50 in favor of the Kenmore.

I would highly urge everyone to avoid this model and go with the Kenmore instead.