Three common issues with oven heat dissipation

Will the oven explode without heat dissipation space?
People place ovens too close to the ground and walls, without any heat dissipation space around them, so the heat generated during the operation of the oven cannot be dissipated. This can cause the heat generated inside the oven to be greater than the heat generated outside, causing damage to its internal components. In severe cases, there may be an oven explosion. Therefore, when using an oven to bake food, people must pay attention to heat dissipation issues.
How much space should be reserved at the top of the oven for heat dissipation?
When installing an oven, people should leave at least 5-10 centimeters at the top for heat dissipation. Because the panel height of the oven is around 595 millimeters, the depth of most ovens is 530 millimeters or more, and the height of the cabinet is about 70 centimeters, it is more appropriate to reserve a space of 5-10 centimeters at the top of the oven.
Should the oven be opened to dissipate heat?
There are two situations where the oven needs to be opened or not for heat dissipation. If it is a newly purchased oven, the new oven needs to be partially opened for heat dissipation after the first empty bake, in order to fully dissipate heat and avoid damage to the oven due to temperature differences. If your oven has been in use for some time, you need to open the door to dissipate heat, so that the water vapor inside can completely evaporate and avoid damage to the components inside the oven. Therefore, whether it is a new oven or an old oven, it is recommended that people open the door to dissipate heat after use.
What should I pay attention to when installing the oven?
1. The installation position of the oven must be well ventilated and sufficient heat dissipation space should be reserved to avoid insufficient heat dissipation space and damage to the oven's lifespan.
2. When installing the oven, do not place other kitchen appliances on the top of the oven to avoid damaging the appliances due to the heat of the oven when baking food.
3. Avoid installing the embedded oven too close to the refrigerator.
4. All ventilation holes or vents in the oven should not be covered, and there should be a certain gap between the front panel of the oven and the cabinet body for air circulation to prevent adjacent cabinet door panels from being burned by high temperature.
5. When using a floor cabinet to install an oven, it is recommended that people do not install the oven under the stove, as the heat generated by the oven's operation can affect the operation of the gas stove.