Built-in Cooker Hobs

Q: What types of built-in hobs does Teka offer?

Teka offers induction, gas-on-glass and vitroceramic built-in hobs. Induction hobs heat cookware directly via electromagnetism for fast, energy-efficient cooking. Gas-on-glass hobs provide instant flame control and feature easy-clean glass surfaces. Vitroceramic hobs combine smooth glass tops with reliable electric heating elements for even heat distribution.

Q: How do I choose between an induction hob and a gas-on-glass hob?

Induction hobs require magnetic-base cookware (stainless steel or cast iron) and heat pans very quickly, making them more energy-efficient and safer around children since the surface stays cool. Gas-on-glass hobs work with all types of cookware and let you see and control the flame directly, which many cooks prefer for wok frying and visual feedback.

Q: What cookware do I need for a Teka induction hob?

Only cookware with a magnetic-steel base will work on a Teka induction hob. To test compatibility, place a magnet on the bottom of the pan—if it sticks firmly, the pan will heat correctly. Non-magnetic aluminium, copper or glass pans will not work unless they have a magnetic steel layer on the base.

Q: What safety features do Teka hobs include?

All Teka hobs come with built-in safety systems. Induction hobs feature automatic shutoff when no pan is detected and child-lock controls to prevent accidental activation. Gas-on-glass hobs include flame-failure devices that shut off gas flow if the flame goes out unexpectedly. Both types also have heat-resistant glass surfaces and temperature sensors for added protection.

Q: How do I clean and maintain my Teka hob?

For induction and vitroceramic hobs, wipe the smooth glass surface after each use with a damp cloth and mild detergent to remove spills. Avoid dragging heavy pots to prevent scratches. For gas-on-glass hobs, remove the cast-iron pan supports and metal trivets monthly and wash them in warm, soapy water. Dry completely before reinstalling. If a burner head clogs, remove it, soak in soapy water, and brush away residue before replacing.

Q: How many burners should I choose and what size hob do I need?

Consider how many people you cook for and the size of your kitchen. If you frequently prepare large meals, opt for a 4- or 5-burner hob. For smaller kitchens or casual cooking, a 2- or 3-burner hob may be sufficient. Measure your countertop cut-out first and choose a hob width (e.g., 60 cm, 75 cm or 90 cm) that fits seamlessly into your cabinetry without overcrowding the workspace.

Question 1

How do I register my Teka appliance for warranty?

Answer

Visit our online portal at www.teka-sg.com/support/register, enter your purchase details (model, serial number, purchase date) and submit. You’ll receive confirmation and extended coverage options via email.

Question 2

How can I book a service or repair appointment?

Answer

Call our Singapore Service Hotline at +65 6734 2415 (Mon–Fri, 9 am–6 pm) or submit a service request form at www.teka-sg.com/support/service. We’ll contact you within 1 business day to arrange an appointment.

Question 3

Where do I find the installation guides and product specification sheets?

Answer

You can access the installation dimension guide and product sheet for your model on its individual product page.

Question 4

How do I order genuine Teka spare parts and accessories?

Answer

Submit a spare-parts request at www.teka-sg.com/support/parts, listing your model number and part description. Our team will confirm availability and provide a quotation within 48 hours.

Question 5

What are Teka Singapore’s support hours and contact methods?

Answer

Call/WhatsApp: +65 6734 2415 (Mon–Fri, 10 am–6 pm) Email: support@teka-sg.com (24/7)

Question 6

How do I troubleshoot common issues with my Teka appliance?

Answer

Call or WhatsApp our Singapore Service Hotline at +65 6734 2415 and our team will guide you step-by-step over the phone.

Question 7

Do I need ducting for my island hood?

Answer

Teka island hoods work in two modes: Ducted (vented) or Recirculating (charcoal filters). In HDB flats and most condos, recirculating mode is the easiest choice because building regulations and space limits often block external duct runs.

Question 8

How often should I clean or replace Teka hood filters?

Answer

Metal (mesh) filters: Remove and wash once a month in the dishwasher or soak in warm, soapy water. Charcoal filters: Swap out every 6 to 12 months, depending on how often you cook, to keep grease and odours at bay.

Question 9

What is the noise level (dB) of Teka hoods?

Answer

Teka hoods run between 52 dB (low speed) and 68 dB (high speed). That’s roughly the sound of a normal conversation at low speed, and background office noise at high speed.

Question 10

Can I install a Teka island hood myself, or should I hire a professional?

Answer

While Teka hoods are bolt-on ready, ducted installations require precise cutting and sealing of external vents. We recommend a licensed installer for ducted mode. For recirculating mode, many homeowners handle the filter setup themselves using our step-by-step guide.

Question 11

What warranty and service options come with Teka hoods?

Answer

Every Teka hood includes a standard 2-year warranty covering parts and labour.

Built-in Cooker Hobs

Induction Cooker Hob

IZF 68770 MST Smart Induction Hob

IZC 63630 MST White

AFF 87601 MST

IBF 64 Infinity G1

IZF 68700 MST BK Induction Hob

IBC 7322 S Induction Hob

IZF 65320 MSP BK Induction Hob

IZS 34700 MST Induction Hob

IZF 94300 MSP Induction Hob

Gas Cooker Hob

GK LUX 86.1 3G Gas On Glass Hob

GK LUX 78.1 3G Gas On Glass Hob

EX 70.1 3G Gas Hob

EX 90.1 3G Gas Hob

GZC 63310 Gas On Glass Hob

GZC 31330 Gas On Glass Hob

GZC 32300 Gas On Glass Hob

Vitroceramic Hob

TZC 32320 TTC

TZ 6315 Vitroceramic Hob

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