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new kitchen
sherbert121
Posts: 1 Newbie
ive recently got a new kitchen and got a induction hob, when i cook the steam goes into the extracor and starts dripping back out. any suggestions.
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Is the extractor on full power?
Condensation does happen some times0 -
That shouldnt happen on any extractor regardless of the power.
Just call out the manufacturer as will be under guarentee, something could be blocked etc0 -
It's most liely to be a poor fitting around the ducting sleeve and as its extracting, some of the steam is condensing and coming back into the kitchen.Eat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0
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