Electrolux LFP326FW semi built-in (pull out) biela 410 m³/h

The Electrolux LFP326FW is a semi built-in (pull out) extractor hood designed for installation in kitchen cabinets where a discreet, retractable ventilation solution is required. Finished in white, this unit provides up to 410 m³/h maximum extraction power and supports both ducted and recirculating operation. The hood is operated via tactile buttons and fitted with two aluminium grease filters and two rear-positioned LED bulbs. With an annual energy consumption of 57 kWh and an AC input voltage range of 220–240 V, it balances extraction performance with measured energy use.

Advantages

The pull-out design allows the hood to remain mostly concealed when not in use, saving visual space while providing effective extraction when extended. Aluminium grease filters are durable and washable, simplifying maintenance. Two LED bulbs placed at the rear deliver targeted worktop illumination with low energy consumption. Button controls offer straightforward, reliable operation without complex menus or touch interfaces. The dual-mode capability (ducted or recirculating) provides flexibility for different kitchen layouts and ventilation constraints.

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How to use

Pull the front section of the Electrolux LFP326FW outward to extend the extractor hood into working position. Use the button controls to select the desired fan speed according to cooking intensity and turn on the LED lights to illuminate the cooking surface. For ducted installation, connect the hood to an external exhaust duct following local building regulations; for recirculating mode install the appropriate charcoal filter (sold separately) and ensure correct air outlets. Clean the aluminium grease filters regularly by removing them and washing with warm soapy water, then allow to dry completely before refitting. Ensure power is disconnected before any maintenance.

Recommendations

Operate the hood on a low or medium fan setting for routine cooking and increase to maximum only for high-output frying or heavy smoke. Replace or service recirculating charcoal filters according to manufacturer guidance when installed. Regular cleaning of grease filters and an occasional wipe of internal surfaces will maintain extraction efficiency and reduce noise over time.