Nowadays, kitchens have changed from traditional closed kitchens, to open kitchens, and now to integrated kitchens, and built-in ovens are part of the integrated kitchen.

Ovens are the favorite of baking enthusiasts. Built-in ovens are different from traditional small ovens. Built-in ovens have a larger capacity and more uses, and the installation of built-in ovens is also different from ordinary ovens.

So how is the built-in oven installed? Let’s take a look below! 1. There are requirements for the installation of built-in ovens. People are paying more and more attention to the quality of life at home, and their requirements for making delicious food and the palatability of food are also increasing day by day. Various

Kitchen appliances for making gourmet meals have also entered family life.

Naturally, built-in ovens that integrate multiple cooking methods, optimize kitchen space, and are full of three-dimensional fashion have become the first choice of many consumers.

Since the built-in oven must fit closely with the kitchen when installed, and the oven itself will generate heat during use, attention should be paid to leaving an installation distance when installing the built-in oven, and special attention should be paid to heat dissipation.

All ovens are suitable for installation in standard cabinets. Since the temperature of the oven is very high during use, the cabinet in which the electric oven is installed must use high-temperature-resistant materials dedicated to electrical appliances to ensure safety.

The oven can only have one side against the wall or one side with a cabinet panel that exceeds the oven panel. Do not install a refrigerator next to the oven, otherwise the refrigerator will consume more energy to achieve the cooling effect, and may damage the insulation layer of the refrigerator. If necessary

Installation requires adding a heat shield.

In order to prevent adjacent cabinet door panels from being damaged by high temperatures, it is required to leave a certain gap between the oven front panel and the cabinet body for air circulation.

All ventilation holes or vents must not be covered, otherwise the performance of the machine will be affected.

When installing the oven, no other kitchen appliances should be placed on top of the oven.

When using a base cabinet for installation, it is recommended not to install it under the stove, otherwise the heat generated when the oven is working will affect the operation of the gas stove.

At the same time, the height of the cabinet should be increased accordingly to increase the heat dissipation effect.

2. Precautions for the use of embedded ovens. Due to the aesthetics of embedded ovens, it is required to select the size of the oven and leave a suitable space in the cabinet for installation.

In order to be able to unplug the oven smoothly when not in use for a long time, it is recommended that the oven power plug be placed in a cabinet adjacent to the built-in cabinet; choose an oven with a heat dissipation design at the front air outlet to ensure smooth heat dissipation when used in a sealed cabinet;

The power of the oven is larger, and the plug is correspondingly larger. Try to use 4-square wires and 16-amp sockets for decoration wiring; the cabinet where the oven is installed does not need to be equipped with a back panel, so that there is more space for installing the oven; the new machine can be placed in the baking pan for the first time

Pour 500ml of water, adjust to fan and bake, adjust the temperature to 150 degrees and bake for 15 minutes. Preheat the machine to extend the service life.

It is necessary to choose various baking modes, such as fan baking, which can automatically adjust the upper and lower heating tubes to achieve intelligent upper and lower heating. There is no need to worry about uneven heating and no need to reverse the food; choose a merchant with good service and a certain reputation to buy.

Because the safety and after-sales service of electrical products are more important.

3. How to clean the built-in oven. Before first use, wipe the inside and outside of the oven with a clean damp cloth to remove some dust.

Then you can leave the oven empty and use high temperature to bake for a while. Sometimes white smoke may come out, which is normal.

When cleaning after each use, it should be noted that when cleaning the box door and furnace cavity shell, wipe it with a dry cloth and avoid washing with water.

If you encounter dirt that is difficult to remove, you can gently wipe it off with dish soap.

Other accessories of the electric oven, such as baking pans, grill grids, etc., can be washed with water.

After reading the above introduction, everyone must have an understanding of the installation requirements, usage precautions, and cleaning methods of the built-in oven.

When installing an embedded oven, attention should be paid to leaving an installation distance, and special attention should be paid to heat dissipation.