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Range Hood CXW-90-YJT70

70cm Stainless Steel Built-In Kitchen Cabinet Range Hood Slim Mini Electric Extractor Hood for Household and Hotel Use

Thin Type Series Model: CXW-90-YJT70

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Features

Size	70cm	Chimney pipe diameter	120mm
Max. air volume	450m³/h	Motor input power	90W
Noise	65dB	Net weight/Gross weight	6.2kg/7.8kg
Main material	Stainless Steel	Dimensions	760x500x140mm
Number of Power level	Three speed	Package size	820x210x570mm
Control Type	Touch Control, hand gestures

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How often should I clean my range hood filters?

A:
Grease filters: Clean every 1-3 months (or monthly for heavy cooking) with hot soapy water or dishwasher.
Charcoal filters (ductless models): Replace every 3-6 months.
Deep cleaning: Schedule professional servicing annually.
Q: Why is my range hood so noisy?

A:
Check for loose parts (tighten screws or mounting brackets).
Clean clogged filters (blocked airflow increases noise).
Lower fan speed if possible; higher speeds are louder.
If noise persists, the motor or fan blades may need repair.
Q: What’s the difference between ducted vs. ductless range hoods?

A:
Ducted: Vents smoke outdoors (more efficient, requires ductwork).
Ductless: Recirculates air through charcoal filters (easier installation, but less effective for heavy cooking).
Tip: Ducted is preferred for gas stoves; ductless suits electric stoves in apartments.
Q: How do I choose the right CFM (power) for my range hood?

A:
Calculate minimum CFM = Stove width (inches) × 10 (e.g., 30" stove → 300 CFM).
Gas stoves: Add 100 CFM for heavy cooking (e.g., stir-frying).
High-end models: 400-900 CFM for professional kitchens.
Q: Why is my range hood not sucking smoke properly?

A:
Common causes:
Clogged filters (clean or replace).
Duct obstructions (check for blockages).
Incorrect installation height (ideal: 24-30" above stove).
Weak motor (upgrade CFM if undersized).