Franke FTC 6032 WH white
 | Outdated Product Product type: built-in (in cabinet); Design: with sliding panel; Modes: extraction / recirculation; Power (W): 125; Flow of air (extraction) (m³/h): 510; Max. noise level (dB): 63; Number of speeds: 3; Ability to install carbon filter; Controls: slider; Height (max): 18; Width (cm): 60 |
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built-in (in cabinet), with sliding panel, flow: for air extraction 158 m³/h, width 59.5 cm
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The exhaust is bad. It pulls very poorly. The bolts on the bottom were all rusted from moisture. The slider control is broken. I called the services and they can’t find out and fix it for me. There are no spare parts. It is fastened from below along the perimeter with many self-tapping screws - at first we did not pay attention to the handicraft assembly. When they began to rust from the moisture that rises from the pans, they realized that cheap cheese is only in a mousetrap. The most disappointing thing was the slider controls! It simply broke and quickly. Now the hood can be turned on only by connecting the wire to the socket and immediately on the 3rd speed!!! use Franke FTC 6032 GR/XS few months |
It's not expensive at all. It pulls well, if the kitchen is small, it will cope perfectly. If you don't set the speed to high, there won't be too much noise. At maximum, however, the howling is much more noticeable. If you don't spend much time in the kitchen, then this hood will be quite sufficient. The build quality matches the price. It hasn't fallen apart yet, but the parts don't fit together very well. And the materials used aren't the best. But I think it will last for a few years without any problems, and then we'll see. use Franke FTC 6032 GR/XS week i recommend it should buy |
After replacing the kitchen furniture, there was less money left for appliances than originally planned, and good appliances are now expensive, as you already know. I chose this inexpensive model for its size, performance and, of course, price. Affordable sliding model for installation in a hanging cabinet. When unfolded, it covers almost the entire cooking surface and thereby effectively collects all hot air, water vapor and odors from this surface. It can also work in recirculation mode, which is designed to combat strong odors. It has a turbine fan installed, which ensures high performance and a relatively low noise level. At maximum speed, of course, it makes a decent noise, but compared to the old dual-fan model that I had before and during which it was impossible to speak, this is just a completely different league. There are three speeds, and the first of them can be called quite quiet. There is also a powerful backlight for the hob. The hood is controlled by conventional, simple and reliable slide switches. There are minor complaints about the assembly (gaps between parts). I wanted to find carbon filters for it and ran into problems with availability and high prices. So for now I'm doing without recycling. I was also surprised by the lighting on obsolete halogen lamps. With similar luminosity, LED backlights outperform them in all respects. |
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