What to do if the lights on my AVG AVP44108PS Ventilation Hood don't work?
If the lights on your AVG Ventilation Hood are not working, the LED lamps may be broken or faulty. Replace the LED lamps as per the instructions.
Why is my AVG AVP44108PS light on but the motor not working?
If the light is on but the motor isn't working on your AVG Ventilation Hood, it could be due to several reasons: * The fan switch might be turned off. In this case, select a fan switch position. * Alternatively, the fan switch or the motor itself might have failed. In these cases, it is best to contact a service center.
What to do if my AVG Ventilation Hood has insufficient suction?
If your AVG Ventilation Hood has insufficient suction, it might be because the distance between the hood and the cooking surface is too high. Reinstall the range hood to the correct distance.
What to do if my AVG AVP44108PS Ventilation Hood is leaking oil?
If your AVG Ventilation Hood is leaking oil, it could be due to: * The valve or outlet not being tightly sealed. Take down the check valve and seal it with sealant. * Leakage from the exhaust duct and cover. Take the exhaust duct down and seal it.
What to do if my AVG Ventilation Hood light and motor don't work?
If neither the light nor the motor is working on your AVG Ventilation Hood, check the following: * House fuses might be blown. Reset or replace the fuses. * The power cord could be loose or disconnected. Refit the cord to the power outlet and switch the power outlet on.
How to fix a leaning AVG Ventilation Hood?
If your AVG Ventilation Hood is leaning, it is likely that the fixing screws are not tight enough. Tighten the hanging screws and level the hood correctly.
General| Type | Under Cabinet |
|---|---|
| Number of speeds | 3 |
| Venting Type | Ducted / Ductless |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Motors | 1 |
| Noise Level | 65 dB |
| Control Type | Push Button |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Width | 30 inches |
| Filter Type | Aluminum |
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