What to do if the Candy CBT6RGX light is on but the motor doesn't work?
If the light is on but the motor isn't working on your Candy Ventilation Hood, the fan switch might be turned off. Try selecting a fan switch position. If that doesn't work, the fan switch or motor may have failed, requiring professional assistance.
How to fix insufficient suction on a Candy CBT6RGX?
If your Candy Ventilation Hood has insufficient suction, it might be because the distance between the hood and the gas top is too far. Refit the cooker hood to the correct distance to improve suction.
What to do if lights not working on Candy CBT6RGX?
If the lights on your Candy Ventilation Hood are not working, the bulbs may be broken or faulty. Replace the bulbs according to the instructions.
What to do if Candy Ventilation Hood light and motor do not work?
If neither the light nor the motor is working on your Candy Ventilation Hood, check your house fuses and reset or replace them if necessary. Also, ensure the mains power cable is properly fitted to the power outlet and that the outlet is switched on.
Why is my Candy CBT6RGX leaking oil?
If your Candy Ventilation Hood is leaking oil, it could be due to the one-way valve and outlet not being tightly sealed. Take down the one-way valve and seal it with sealant. Alternatively, there might be leakage from the connection of the chimney and cover, in which case you should take the chimney down and seal it.
How to fix a Candy Ventilation Hood that inclines?
If your Candy Ventilation Hood is inclining, the fixing screw may not be tight enough. Tighten the hanging screw to make it horizontal.
General| Type | Semi built-in (pull out) |
|---|---|
| Control type | Slider |
| Product color | Stainless steel |
| Built-in display | No |
| Housing material | Metal |
| Exhaust connection diameter | 150 mm |
| Bulb type | LED |
| Bulb power | 2 W |
| Connected load | 1000 W |
| AC input voltage | 220 - 240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 Hz |
| Energy efficiency scale | A+++ to D |
| Annual energy consumption | 51 kWh |
| Noise level | 68 dB |
| Pressure (Pa) | 186 |
| Number of speeds | 3 |
| Type of extraction | - |
| Maximum extraction power | 416.7 m³/h |
| Lighting efficiency class | A |
| Fluid dynamic efficiency class | D |
| Package depth | 240 mm |
| Package width | 650 mm |
| Package height | 355 mm |
| Package weight | 8450 g |
| Grease filter type | Aluminum/Carbon |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 280 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 600 mm |
| Weight | 7120 g |
| Height without chimney | 176 mm |
Instructions for mounting the V-flap to the cooker hood body, detailing component placement and orientation.
Guidance for connecting the cooker hood to an external outlet using a 150mm diameter extraction duct.
Steps for installing the cooker hood onto the bottom of a hanging cupboard using screws and washers.
Connect the appliance directly to the mains using an omnipolar circuit breaker, ensuring correct wiring and cable integrity.
Procedure for removing and replacing the cooker hood light, including safe handling and disconnection steps.
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