What are the advantages of integrated stoves? What are the disadvantages of integrated stoves?

Integrated stoves save the space for traditional wall-mounted range hoods above, and the environmentally friendly stoves and kitchen cabinets are integrated into one, with high installation freedom, providing more space for island-style and open modern kitchens. Therefore, they are liked and chosen by more and more people. Do you know what are the advantages and disadvantages of integrated stoves? If you want to know, please read the following sharing!

Contents of this article

1. What are the advantages of integrated stoves?

2. What are the disadvantages of integrated stoves?

3. Why does the integrated stove automatically turn off?

What are the advantages of integrated stoves

1. Easy to clean: The integrated stove is easier and more convenient to clean than the range hood, which can be described as simple, convenient and efficient. Just spray the detergent and wipe it gently with a rag to make it as clean as new.

2. Good safety: the gas source is automatically cut off when the flame is turned off, the power supply is automatically cut off when there is an electric leakage, the gas leakage is automatically detected, the odor gas is automatically sucked and discharged when it exceeds the standard, and there is a timed reminder function. The side-suction type is safer because the side-suction integrated environmentally friendly stove adopts a side-rear suction manufacturing structure, and the air outlet is far away from the fire source, which is safer during use. In short, the safety factor is high.

3. Small space occupation: The downward exhaust design saves the space for the traditional wall-mounted range hood above. The environmentally friendly stove and kitchen cabinet are integrated into one, with a high degree of installation freedom, providing more space for center island and open modern kitchens; the freely flip-top design also gives consumers more choices.

What are the disadvantages of integrated stoves?

1. Water splashes easily: The biggest disadvantage of the deep well integrated stove is that when cooking, serving dishes and washing pots, condiments, frying oil, vegetable scraps and soup are easily splashed and accumulated around the stove.

2. Limited installation height: Most integrated stoves only have two or three heights, and the overall height is relatively low, significantly lower than ordinary stoves, posing a certain threat to the user's spinal health.

3. There are certain limitations in decoration: there are limitations in matching with the cabinets, especially in color and pattern. Choosing to use an integrated stove is equivalent to making nearly one meter less of floor cabinets, and it will divide the overall cabinets.

Why does the integrated stove automatically turn off?

1. No gas. When the integrated stove automatically turns off, you should check whether there is still gas in the house. Some people forget to recharge the gas fee because of their own carelessness. If the gas fee is insufficient, then the home cannot be connected to the gas. No gas will naturally cause the integrated stove to automatically turn off. At this time, you should pay the gas fee in time to ensure that the gas can be used normally.

2. Overpressure protection. Some manufacturers will configure overpressure protection for integrated stoves. When the integrated stove is over-pressured, the integrated stove will automatically turn on this function to prevent the integrated stove from being damaged. Once the overpressure protection function of the integrated stove is turned on, the integrated stove will naturally be unable to start and will automatically shut down. At this time, a pressure reducing valve should be installed to try to reduce the pressure.

3. The battery is out of power. If the integrated stove needs to be ignited, it generally needs to use batteries. If the battery power of the integrated stove is insufficient, it is also easy to cause the integrated stove to automatically shut down. At this time, you should check in detail whether the battery power is sufficient and whether it is not installed properly. If the power is insufficient, you should replace it with a new one. If it is not installed properly, you should reinstall it.

4. Pipeline blockage. When the integrated stove automatically shuts down, you should also check the gas outlet valve of the integrated stove in detail. If you smell a pungent smell in the kitchen, it means that the gas pipeline is blocked. If the gas is blocked, it will inevitably cause the integrated stove to automatically shut down. At this time, you should clear the gas pipeline or directly replace the blocked position.

5. The ignition needle is dirty. The automatic flameout of the integrated stove may also be caused by the ignition needle being dirty. The kitchen is an area where cooking is often done. If the integrated stove is left for a long time, the ignition needle will inevitably be dirty with oil. At this time, the surrounding oil should be cleaned up.