Electrolux cooker hood fault?

Thanks John and Sue, your suggestion solved our problem.

Magnum PI
April 2015

The speed of the motor has slowed down although the switch is at the maximum

seeker
September 2014

thanks i had same problem , fused supply was above kitchen cupboards connected by wire to cooker hood

john uk
January 2011

how do you change the ligh bulb on an efc 650 cooker hood?

CM
January 2011

Thanks for this advice, it just solved my extractor/bulb fault. Both stopped working after the bulb blew.
I took the unit apart but couldn't find a fuse, so after reading this I climbed on the kitchen units and cranked my neck above the unit that houses the fan/below the ceiling and found the spur socket thing. It needed a 3 amp fuse.
Many thanks!

Sue
May 2010

Hi, I had the same problem and replaced the fuse and the bulbs to no avail. Still no joy. Hover the fuse that was in it is 13amp - Peccavi are you sure yours is 3amp? I will check the manual. If anyone can help I would much appreciate. Thanks.

Paul UK
March 2010

there is no obvious outlet for a fuse? where could it be?

jono
March 2010

thanks a lot !!!!
i too had the same problem, one of the bulb blew and extractor fan stopped working.
As per your advise i changed the fuse ( which had also blown away). Now everything seems to be working perfectly...
Thanks a lot again !!!

Srinath
January 2010

The cooker hood will very probably be on its own fused supply - the lamp blowing may well have blown the fuse - look for the external control that isolates your cooker hood - see if it has a fuse - mine does - 3A.

Peccavi
October 2009