The extractor hood no longer switches off, what should I check?

Extractor Hood

Modern hoods are equipped with an electrical system that can sometimes breakdown. One such inconvenience is the continuous running of the extractor hood. In this troubleshooting guide, we will present you with the possible causes of this problem as well as the solutions you can follow to solve it.

WHAT’S THE PROBLEM?

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The power supply is failing

The power supply is failingA faulty power supply can disrupt the operation of your hood. Simply reset the hood by unplugging it or turning off the power switch for 2 to 3 minutes. Once the power is restored, check if the hood responds properly to your commands. Press the light button once. If the hood still doesn’t respond, don’t hesitate to try it a second time before moving on to the next step.

A problem with the selector

A problem with the selectorThe selector on an extractor fan allows you to choose different operating modes or speeds. Start by examining the switch, which is usually located behind the hood control panel. If you notice any problems, consider replacing it. We offer both a tutorial and a video that explains this repair.

Engine malfunction

Engine malfunctionSometimes, the engine can become clogged, disrupting its operation and preventing it from responding. To maintain proper operation, examine your engine and make sure the filters, usually located near the engine, are clean and in good condition.

Buy a carbon filter for your extractor hood

Buy a grease filter for your extractor hood

A defective electronic board

A defective electronic boardIf your hood still won’t turn off, the electronic board could be the culprit. It handles the functions of the hood and can present problems. The hood’s electronic board is usually located in the duct or behind the control panel. Refer to the hood’s owner’s manual for instructions on replacing it if necessary

Buy an electronic board for your extractor hood

Good to know
To clean your extractor hood effectively, opt for a degreaser product that is suitable for successfully removing grease and kitchen residues.
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