I blew the lack of seeing the reply I made since there was not a reply vs my reply (I wonder why?). If you are sure the fuel lines are strong and air tight at all connections. I would double back to check the jets for now w/o removing the fuel line and screen vs flushing under the screen (to verify a clear passage through the adj ports. With compressed carb cleaner try to simulate seeing fuel is moving through the lines. With a primer bulb this would be easier to see while cranking and priming with clear line. W/O or with clear line and light pressure from the attached cleaner and activating the valve under the fuel screen as the Diaphragm would, you should see some fuel movement. It's time for this Monster to run or show some better results. LOL. Without seeing it directly leaves a gap in troubleshooting/inspecting as I would. Do you have friends with 2-cycle troubleshooting skills close that would do a quick check? If it's trying to run, I feel it's a minimal problem. Due to the fact that it revved at one point I doubt it could be a compression issue. Give it a quick compression ck with a gauge or your finger. A gauge is said to read 90 - 100 psi + or you s/n be able to hold the compression in with your finger. Ck the spark arrest screen on the exhaust to know it is not badly restricted (if equipped).

OH MY-I don't know what to say. lol

I'm another Electrolux owner although I have the freestanding version versus the slide-in the other 2 mention. I haven't had it long but the only place I've seen/air venting is above the left rear burner, nothing is venting from the front (although it makes sense the slide-in would have to vent from somewhere else since it doesn't have the back panel). It's quiet and I've only noticed it once or twice when nothing else in the house was running (no kids, no dishwasher, no range hood and no heat running). In other words either it doesn't run often or it is easy covered by other sounds (but I have 5 young kids so my house tends to be noisy). I can't say I've noticed the temp of the air but since it's coming out the back and I mostly use the large front burners I haven't really had a reason to even stick my hand back there. So I would say no it doesn't apply to all induction models.

Yes, and we have an unpleasant odor when the wind blows, only. Other times it works fine. Now, the inside of our home is a different story. The ventless leaves a smell everytime we use it. Also runs very hot. The builder put it in. Our ceilings are 9', and the room area is large. I would never have a ventless again!