Hob & Hood - Which Brand Should I Buy?

[atticus 0]

Hi Jerome,

Can I obtain a quot for Fujioh FX900 ® and FS890? is FS890 made in Japan and able to capture 92% fume?

Thanks!

[Ahhui 3]

Hi Guys, any review regarding Teka NC2 90 (Glass wing chimney hood) and Rinnai RH-C759-SB (Chimney hood)?

Which one is better ah? please advise :-)

[chenglashie 0]

I will recommend for Bosch hood and Hob.

Purchase my set from EverJoin Electrical trading.

Punctual delivery and good service. Kudos to them.

Chimney hood, ANG23B550J: $1099

Built in hob, PBD7331SG: $482

Highly recommended for both models. Check it out.

[102881472 0]

Yours looks and sounds fine. The flame actually looks very blue. The occasional orange bursts are probably due to dust particles in the air which combust when they come into contact with the fire.

The flames on mine were on the other hand almost like candle flames with 3/4 of it being orange until you cant even see the blue part.

Thanks for the input.

[DavidS 0]

Yours looks and sounds fine. The flame actually looks very blue. The occasional orange bursts are probably due to dust particles in the air which combust when they come into contact with the fire.

The flames on mine were on the other hand almost like candle flames with 3/4 of it being orange until you cant even see the blue part.

[102881472 0]

My newly bought gas hob produce flame with orange color

Is this kind of flame color and noise normal (using PUB gas) normal?

Technician said "it is normal". "It is because of moisture in the gas"

Edited February 26, 2014 by 102881472

[DavidS 0]

I would not recommend getting the EF hob and hood despite it being free. My ID previously also threw in an EF hob and hood FOC when I did my reno and my experience with it was really bad. One of the burners was not working right from the start while the other two had really Orange flames which resulted in my pots and cookware becoming Black at the bottom. I called the agent to get them to send a technician but they did not turn up the first time round. When the technician finally came after a second appointment, he repaired the spoilt burner but could not solve the Orange flame problem, saying 'its like that one'. I subsequently called in to complain again but after 2 weeks had no response. I was so fed up that I went to buy a new hob from a more trusted brand. At the electrical shop, I found out from the boss that most of EF's stuff are actually very poorly made and had many complaints. Most contractors however throw them in because they have access to it at a very cheap price.

[Quanz85 0]

any feedback on EF cooker hob and hood? as my ID is giving these for FOC. not sure this brand is from where and made from

[secretgarden 1]

Anyone using Electrolux oven hood & hob? They are having promotion till end Jan 2014, price is pretty attractive, as there's PWP of built in microwave as well. Am 1st time shopping for oven, gonna use it for both grilling and baking, so not sure which brand to choose.

[megawinks 0]

Hi Jerome,

Can I obtain a quot for Fujioh FX900 ®?

Thanks and Happy New Year!

[pinkyceline 0]

hihi, am considering Rinnai hood and hob + oven, any review? and can advise how to clean/wash the Rinnai slim Hood? TIA.

Edited November 28, 2013 by pinkyceline

[NadalFTW 0]

Any hob recommendations to replace my Fujioh FG773? Two of the burners just died on me after 15 months of use. Figured it'd be more economical to get a new one. Heard Turbo and Tecno are the most reliable in the market? Any suggestions?

Thanks

[looneygas 13]

Hmm... I can't agree totally. I say people should go down to the shop and have a hands on feel (as pictures and write-ups can be really deceiving sometimes), make their Own logical comparisons, and then decide for themselves based on their own specific needs and requirements. There are just too many sly tactics used these days. I believe many sellers get their friends or even have a few active accounts on forums to post positive feedback for themselves. Personally, I'd beware of those who are especially active. Just my opinion.

All sales people have their own agenda. Always go mentally prepared and read between the lines. Alot of them spew information with lots of irrelevant cosmetic aspects. To the less technically inclined, it would seem a great buy. For stuff like hobs and hoods, who can test it before buying if you don't personally know anybody using it? In the end, it all boils down to what each perceives to be important to the purchase. Do not just read reviews from one location but various. In the end, sales people should only be the party you use to make the purchase, not to glean critical information from.

[AMK 0]

Hi Zero,

Please quote the followings:

1) Rinnai hood: RHS239SSR

2) Rinnai hob: RB-7503D-SSSM

Thanks.

[TanWGG 0]

Hmm... I can't agree totally. I say people should go down to the shop and have a hands on feel (as pictures and write-ups can be really deceiving sometimes), make their Own logical comparisons, and then decide for themselves based on their own specific needs and requirements. There are just too many sly tactics used these days. I believe many sellers get their friends or even have a few active accounts on forums to post positive feedback for themselves. Personally, I'd beware of those who are especially active. Just my opinion.

hmmm.... just want to say, don't listen to what the sales people tell no matter which company it is. You should do your research based on people who have used the products and provided their review.

I bought from them because they provided the best price for my Rinnai stove, Fujioh Hob , samsung fridge and washing machine and other appliances,

I however, bought them because many reviews rated them well. So far, no issues for me.

Another thing, those shops who told the the brands are not good might be doing that because they might not be getting good rates for rinnai and fujioh.

just my 2 cents.