How to fix lights that are not working on my Smeg Ventilation Hood?
If the lights aren't working, it could be due to broken or faulty bulbs. Replace the bulbs following the instructions provided.
What to do if my Smeg PUM610X has insufficient suction?
If the suction is insufficient, it might be because the distance between the cooker hood and the gas top is too far. Refit the cooker hood to the correct distance.
What to do if the lights and motor don't work on my Smeg Ventilation Hood?
If the lights and motor aren't working, 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 Smeg Ventilation Hood light on but the motor isn't working?
If the light is on but the motor isn't working, first ensure that the fan switch is not turned off by selecting a fan switch position. If the issue persists, it may be due to a failed fan switch or motor, which requires contacting a service center.
Why is my Smeg PUM610X leaking oil?
Oil leakage can occur if the one-way valve and outlet aren't tightly sealed. Remove the one-way valve and seal it with sealant. It can also happen if there's 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 Smeg Ventilation Hood that inclines?
If the cooker hood inclines, the fixing screw might not be tight enough. Tighten the hanging screw to make it horizontal.
Overview of the cooker hood's electronic control buttons including power, speed, and timer functions.
General advice for cleaning and maintenance of the appliance, focusing on temperature and substance avoidance.
Specific instructions for cleaning stainless steel surfaces to ensure longevity and prevent scratches.
Guidance on cleaning the control panel using mild soap and water, with emphasis on drying.
Detailed steps for cleaning grease mesh filters by hand using detergent and a soft brush.
Procedure for installing activated carbon filters to trap odors, including notes on suction power.
Guidance on proper disposal of the appliance at its end of life, advising against user dismantling.
Overview of the cooker hood's electronic control buttons including power, speed, and timer functions.
General advice for cleaning and maintenance of the appliance, focusing on temperature and substance avoidance.
Specific instructions for cleaning stainless steel surfaces to ensure longevity and prevent scratches.
Guidance on cleaning the control panel using mild soap and water, with emphasis on drying.
Detailed steps for cleaning grease mesh filters by hand using detergent and a soft brush.
Procedure for installing activated carbon filters to trap odors, including notes on suction power.
Guidance on proper disposal of the appliance at its end of life, advising against user dismantling.
This document provides the instruction manual for the Smeg PUM610X and PUM910X Cooker Hoods. It covers safety instructions, installation, usage, troubleshooting, maintenance, and environmental protection.
The Smeg PUM610X and PUM910X are cooker hoods designed to extract fumes and odors from the cooking area. They can be connected to an outside outlet via an extraction duct for external venting. The hoods feature an electronic button control panel for various operations, including power on/off, speed adjustment, lighting control, and a timer function. The primary function is to remove cooking fumes, but it's important to note that it removes odors, not steam.
The cooker hood is operated via an electronic button panel with five buttons: Decrease (-), Increase (+), Lamp, Timer, and Power.
Regular maintenance and cleaning are crucial for the cooker hood's efficiency and longevity.
General| Brand | Smeg |
|---|---|
| Model | PUM610X |
| Category | Ventilation Hood |
| Language | English |
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