Why is my Svan Ventilation Hood vibrating?
If your Svan Ventilation Hood is vibrating, several factors could be the cause. A damaged blade can cause vibration, so try replacing the blade. Alternatively, the motor might not be tightly fastened, so ensure it is properly secured. Lastly, check that the cooker hood itself is tightly fixed.
How to improve the suction of my Svan SCPD600AN?
If your Svan Ventilation Hood has insufficient suction, the distance between the hood and the cooker top may be too large; try readjusting the distance. Also, too much ventilation from open doors or windows can be a factor. Consider choosing a new installation location or closing some doors/windows.
What to do if the light is on but the motor does not work on my Svan SCPD600AN Ventilation Hood?
If the light is on but the motor of your Svan Ventilation Hood isn't working, the blades may be blocked. The capacitor or the motor could also be damaged, in which case you should replace them. Alternatively, the internal wiring of the motor might be cut off or disconnected, possibly producing an unpleasant smell; in this case, replace the motor.
Why is my Svan SCPD600AN Ventilation Hood leaking oil?
If your Svan Ventilation Hood is leaking oil, it could be that the outlet and air ventilation entrance are not tightly sealed; take down the outlet and seal with glue. Another possibility is leakage from the connection of the U-shaped section and cover; in that case, take the U-shaped section down and seal with soap or paint.
Why is my Svan Ventilation Hood inclining?
If your Svan Ventilation Hood inclines, it may be because the fixing screws or the hanging screws are not tight enough. Try tightening the fixing screws and the hanging screw to make it horizontal.
General| Brand | Svan |
|---|---|
| Model | SCPD600AN |
| Category | Ventilation Hood |
| Language | English |
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