The light on my cooker hood blew so I replaced it. The new light does not work but the fan does work? Checked the new bulb and it works ok so it isn't the bulb. The fan works so it isn't the main fuse. Could it be that there is an internal fuse somewhere in the cooker hood that has blown? Does this make sense?
could of damaged a pcb track if it has a pcb fitted.did it have a 3 amp fuse fitted to it or a 13 amp.if it was 3 amp pcb shouldn't be an issue but if a 13amp was fitted then this could well be your problem as the pcb fuses and not the fuse under a short circuit fault (bulb blowing)
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June 2008
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