Why do cooking smells linger when using my Cooke & Lewis CLAGB90 Ventilation Hood?
If cooking smells linger when using your Cooke & Lewis Ventilation Hood, it may be because the carbon filter is not fitted in recirculation mode or is full of grease. Fit a carbon filter or replace the carbon filter.
Why is my Cooke & Lewis Ventilation Hood suction performance reduced?
Reduced suction performance in your Cooke & Lewis Ventilation Hood can occur for several reasons. The speed may be too low, so select a higher speed. The aluminum filters might be dirty, so clean them. The top vent could be obstructed, so clear any obstruction. If fitted, the optional vent kit might be twisted, so ensure it is fitted according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Also, the installation may not comply with the manufacturer's instructions; the vent hose should be the correct diameter throughout with no reductions or restrictions.
What to do if my Cooke & Lewis CLAGB90 is vibrating excessively?
Excessive vibration in your Cooke & Lewis Ventilation Hood can be due to several factors. The appliance might not be installed properly on the brackets, in which case you should take down the appliance and check it is properly fixed. Alternatively, the fan blade could be damaged, so switch off the appliance and have it repaired by qualified service personnel only. It may also be caused by the fan motor not being fixed tightly.
What to do if both the light and motor do not work on my Cooke & Lewis CLAGB90?
If both the light and motor do not work on your Cooke & Lewis Ventilation Hood, the light bulb may have blown, so replace it with a bulb of the correct rating. Also, the power connection may be loose, so check the power supply.
General| Brand | Cooke & Lewis |
|---|---|
| Model | CLAGB90 |
| Width | 90 cm |
| Extraction Rate | 650 m³/h |
| Number of Fan Speeds | 3 |
| Lighting | LED |
| Control Type | Push button |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Filter Type | Aluminium |
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