“What’s a downdraft installation? Do you need it for the appliance to work!”

This question is for: GE - 30" Built-In Electric Cooktop - Stainless Steel on Black

Asked by Nancy 4 years ago

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Hello Nancy, thank you for your question. A downdraft installation refers to the venting system that is installed behind the cooktop that vents away smoke and steam from food that you are cooking. This type of ventilation system is not required for the cooktop to operate properly, although we do recommend you have a way to properly vent your cooktop. We hope this helps! Please let us know if you have any additional questions. You can reach out to us further at the “Contact Us” link on our website. – Chris@GEA
Answered by GE Answers 4 years ago
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Answered by Techuser 4 years ago
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