How to disassemble and clean the integrated stove? Where does the smoke from the integrated stove go out?

Integrated stove is a kitchen appliance that integrates multiple functions such as range hood, gas stove, disinfection cabinet, storage cabinet, etc. It has the advantages of saving space, good fume extraction effect, energy saving, low consumption and environmental protection. Especially in modern cities, people pay more and more attention to improving the quality of life, and more and more friends choose it. Then follow the editor to see where the oil smoke of the integrated stove goes out? How to disassemble and clean the integrated stove? How many years does the integrated stove generally have a warranty? Let us have a deep understanding of it to solve the little troubles in life.

Contents of this article

1. How to disassemble and clean the integrated stove

2. Where does the integrated stove smoke go out?

3. Is the technology of integrated stoves mature?

4. How many years does the integrated stove usually have a warranty?

How to disassemble and clean the integrated stove

1. Before cleaning the integrated environmentally friendly stove, the gas valve must be cut off and the gas stove must have cooled down.

2. Clean the pot rack of the integrated stove: Use a soft brush to remove dirt from the surface of the burner base, ignition needle and thermocouple protection needle.

3. Clean the surface of the integrated stove: use soft gauze and soapy water (or special cleaning agent) to clean and maintain the countertop.

4. Clean the oil fume duct: After the integrated stove has been used for a long time, a lot of dirt will accumulate on the surface of the oil fume duct. It is necessary to clean the oil fume duct every once in a while. To clean the oil fume duct, use a suitable degreaser. First start the range hood at a low speed, then spray the degreaser so that it is sucked into the oil fume duct. The dirt will be decomposed by the degreaser and flow into the oil pan.

5. Clean the fire hole of the burner fire cover: After the burner cools down, remove the fire cover in time and use a steel needle to clean the dirt and carbon deposits in the fire hole. Do not directly rinse the fire cover with water, and do not wipe the burner surface with hard objects.

6. Clean the inside of the integrated stove disinfection cabinet: wipe off the accumulated water on the chassis and the dirt on the food rack in time, and maintain the disinfection cabinet regularly.

7. The waste oil in the oil storage box must be cleaned every 1-3 months to prevent it from overflowing due to excessive waste oil.

Where does the integrated stove smoke go out?

The side suction integrated environmental protection stove is also called the side suction down-discharge integrated stove. The exhaust pipe is at the bottom of the machine. The side suction type adopts the side suction method. The oil smoke enters the oil smoke purifier on the side and then is discharged through the air outlet below. The integrated stove uses the principle of micro-aerodynamics. The downward exhaust produces fluid, and the wind force is converted into power, so that the oil smoke is sucked down. Since there are air suction holes around the gas stove, and the range hood is very close to the gas stove, the oil smoke cannot spread around and is sucked into the smoke duct.

Is the technology of integrated stoves mature?

Mature.

Integrated stoves, also known as environmentally friendly stoves or integrated environmentally friendly stoves in the industry, are kitchen appliances that integrate multiple functions such as range hoods, gas stoves, disinfection cabinets, and storage cabinets. They have the advantages of saving space, good fume extraction, energy saving, low consumption, and environmental protection. The general integrated stove has an oil absorption rate of 95%. The higher the oil fume absorption rate, the better the quality. Some brands of integrated stoves have an oil fume absorption rate of 99 or 95%.

How many years does the integrated stove usually have a warranty?

Integrated stoves generally have a five-year warranty for the entire machine and a lifetime warranty for the motor. The warranty period varies from manufacturer to manufacturer and depends on the manufacturer.