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2. The plug has become loose.
3. The socket is not supplied with
energy.
4. The fuse is switched off.
5. The voltage is too low.
1. Ventilation damper blocked.
2. Motor mounting defective.
1. Motor defective.
1. One-way valve is leaky.
1. Motor not properly fixed.
2. Hood not properly fixed.
1. Too much distance hood-hob.
2. Too much draught because of open
doors and/or windows.
1. Screws are not firmly tightened.
I
F THE HOOD DOES NOT WORK PROPERLY AND
OPERATING NOISE
Incorrect dimension of the air duct.
L
IGHT IS ON BUT MOTOR DOES NOT WORK
A
BNORMAL MOTOR
S
MEAR OF OIL
A
PPLIANCE VIBRATES
I
NSUFFICIENT EXTRACTING CAPACITY
A
PPLIANCE IS UNSTABLE
,
CHECK THE SCHEDULE BELOW
2. Check the plug.
3. Check the corresponding socket by
connecting it with another appliance.
4. Check the fuse box.
5. Compare the data on the model
plate with the data of your energy
supplier.
1. Remove blockage.
2. Replace motor.
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.
SMELLS
1. Replace motor.
.
1. Seal the valve.
.
1. Fix motor properly.
2. Fix hood properly.
1. Lower position of hood.
2. Close the doors/windows.
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1. Tighten the screws.
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OR YOU CAN HEAR INCREASED
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