To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the suction performance of my Candy CBG52SX Ventilation Hood not good?
If your Candy Ventilation Hood's suction performance isn't up to par, it might be because the distance between the hood and your cooking surface is too great. Try adjusting the distance, ensuring it's within 65-75cm.
What to do if my Candy Ventilation Hood has serious vibration?
If your Candy Ventilation Hood is experiencing serious vibration, there could be a few reasons. The fan blade might be damaged, or the fan motor isn't tightly secured. In both of these cases, switch off the unit and have it repaired by qualified service personnel only. Additionally, the unit might not be properly hung on the bracket. In this case, take down the unit and check whether the bracket is in the proper location.
What to do if both light and fan do not work on my Candy CBG52SX?
If neither the light nor the fan on your Candy Ventilation Hood are working, several things could be happening. It could be that the light bulb has burned out; if so, replace it with a bulb of the correct rating. Alternatively, the power cord might be loose; ensure it is securely plugged into the power supply.
How to fix a Candy CBG52SX Ventilation Hood when the light is on, but the fan does not work?
If the light on your Candy Ventilation Hood is on but the fan isn't working, it's possible that the fan blade is jammed. In this case, switch off the unit and arrange for repair by qualified service personnel only.
Why is the suction performance not good on my Candy CBG52SX Ventilation Hood?
If your Candy Ventilation Hood's suction performance isn't good, the distance between the unit and the cooking plane may be too long. Readjust the distance to 65-75cm.
General| Brand | Candy |
|---|---|
| Model | CBG52SX |
| Category | Ventilation Hood |
| Language | English |
Key safety guidelines for operating and maintaining the cooker hood to prevent accidents and ensure proper use.
Warnings and precautions regarding electrical safety, earthing, and potential hazards from electrical shock.
Specific steps and requirements for connecting the appliance directly to the mains via a circuit breaker.
Step-by-step guide for installing the range hood into a cabinet, including cut-out and fixing procedures.
Explains the function of the 'Off' button for switching the fan off.
Details on using the low speed setting for simmering and cooking with minimal steam.
Information on the medium speed setting, ideal for standard cooking ventilation needs.
Guidance on the high speed setting for effective ventilation during dense smoke or steam.
Explanation of the 'Light' button's function for controlling the hood's illumination.
Guidance on routine cleaning of the unit using mild soap and water, avoiding harsh materials.
Essential monthly cleaning of the grease filter to maintain efficiency and prevent fire hazards.
Procedure for annual cleaning or replacement of the activated carbon filter for recirculation units.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the cooker hood's LED lamp.
A guide to common faults, their causes, and solutions for the cooker hood, helping users resolve issues.
Information and guidelines on the proper disposal and recycling of electrical products in compliance with environmental regulations.
