Teka Extractor Hood - Silver
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The Teka TL1 52 extractor hood is designed for home cooks seeking effective kitchen ventilation. Its key benefit is a maximum extraction power of 332 m³/h, efficiently removing smoke and odors. A potential consideration is its 'F' energy efficiency class, which means it consumes more energy than higher-rated models. This semi built-in, pull-out hood features a 50 cm stainless steel design, a 175 W motor, 3 speed settings, a metal grease filter, and integrated halogen lighting.
All features
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Energy Efficiency | F |
| Model Part Number | 40474400 |
| Brand | Teka |
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FAQs
How often should I clean the metal grease filters?
It is recommended to clean the metal grease filters at least once a month, or more often if you do a lot of heavy cooking. They can be washed by hand or in a dishwasher.
What type of lighting does this hood use?
The Teka TL1 52 uses two 40W halogen bulbs for illumination, with a total bulb power of 56W.
What is the maximum extraction power?
The maximum extraction power of the Teka TL1 52 is 332 cubic meters per hour (m³/h).
Does this hood recirculate air or vent it outside?
This model is designed for ducted extraction, meaning it vents air outside your home.
What are the dimensions of the hood?
The hood has a width of 500 mm, a depth of 413 mm, and a height that can be adjusted between 14.2 cm and 18.1 cm.
What is the energy efficiency class?
The Teka TL1 52 has an energy efficiency class of F.
Can I use this hood with an induction cooktop?
While the hood's primary function is ventilation, it is compatible with any standard cooktop. Ensure the hood width matches your cooktop size for optimal coverage.
Troubleshooting
Hood not turning on
Check that the power cord is securely plugged into a working electrical outlet. Verify that the circuit breaker for the kitchen has not tripped.
Low or no extraction power
Ensure the metal grease filters are clean and properly installed. If they are dirty, clean or replace them. Check that the ducting is not blocked or kinked. Make sure the hood is set to the correct speed setting.
Unusual noise during operation
Check that all parts, especially the filters and fan blades, are securely in place. Ensure the hood is firmly mounted to the cabinet. If the noise persists, it may indicate a motor issue requiring professional inspection.
Lights are not working
Ensure the hood is powered on. Check if the halogen bulbs need replacing. If bulbs are new and still not working, there might be an electrical issue with the lighting circuit.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Efficiently removes smoke and odors with 332 m³/h maximum extraction power.
- Durable and washable metal grease filters capture a high percentage of grease.
- Integrated lighting provides good visibility over the cooking zone.
- Sleek stainless steel design fits well in many kitchen styles.
- Adjustable 3-speed settings for versatile ventilation control.
Cons
- Energy efficiency class F may lead to higher electricity consumption.
- Older halogen bulb technology might be less energy-efficient than LED alternatives.
- Requires ducting to the outside for optimal performance.
- Noise level can reach up to 65 dB at high speed.
- Annual energy consumption is rated at 261 kWh.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
This is a semi built-in, pull-out hood designed for ducted extraction. Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper connection to an external ventilation duct.
- Mounting: Securely mount the main body of the hood under your kitchen cabinet.
- Duct Connection: Connect the extraction outlet to a suitable duct that leads directly outside your home. Ensure a tight seal to prevent air leaks.
- Power Connection: Connect the hood to a 230 V AC power supply.
Compatibility:
- Cooktop Size: The 500 mm width is suitable for standard 50 cm cooktops.
- Ventilation System: Requires an existing or installable external ducting system.
Care and Maintenance:
- Metal Grease Filters: These filters should be cleaned regularly to maintain performance and safety. They can be hand-washed or cleaned in a dishwasher. For optimal results, clean them at least once a month, or more frequently if heavy cooking is common. Remove the filters by sliding them out and wash them thoroughly.
- Exterior Surfaces: Wipe the stainless steel exterior with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads that can scratch the surface. A mild detergent can be used for tougher grime, followed by drying with a clean cloth.
- Lighting: Replace halogen bulbs as needed. Ensure the hood is turned off and unplugged before replacing bulbs.