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Cooker Hood types That We Repair
At Yeobuild HomeRepair, we repair all kinds of cooker hobs! We have cooker hob technicians who are trained to stove repair service on any hob problems. Our quotations are upfront and are issued with no hidden charges! Great service that most of our customers highly recommend!
CHIMNEY HOOD
A Chimney hood is a kitchen appliance that is mounted above the stove. While cooking, the hood provides ventilation for your kitchen and clears the air of unpleasant cooking aromas and bothersome smoke. Chimney hood reduces the steam, grease, and other particles. Generally, hood collects Cooking fumes from the air and either it routes it outside or recirculates back into the room. The main purpose of this equipment is to eliminate dangerous particles from the kitchen while you cook in order to offer optimum ventilation.
CANOPY HOOD
Canopy Hood or others might call it extractor hood is a made to fit into decorative canopy, chimney breast, and wall units, among other things. It’s simply just the extractor and light components from a standard cooker hood, rather than being a whole appliance. They are attached to the underside of a cabinet, canopy, or other similar structure and blend in with the rest of the kitchen. It’s ideal for individuals who don’t want a cooker hood that clashes with their kitchen’s design motif.
KITCHEN ISLAND HOOD
Two things to remember about Kitchen Island Hood. It’s large and expensive. Its mechanics are built purposely to cater large kitchens and areas. Thus, you can commonly see it in restaurants, hotels, and large houses. Despite their size, these units can be quite appealing, with some even having built-in lighting to add some ambience to your kitchen once the cooking is done.
External ventilation and air re-circulation types are available on several of these kitchen island hob extractors. If there is no way to pump the air outside through a chimney system from the cooker hood, air re-circulation is used.
INTEGRATED HOOD
Integrated cooker hoods, like canopy hoods, blend in with the rest of your kitchen. However, between two existing wall units in your kitchen, these sorts of cooker hoods demand their own area. The front of the integrated hood unit is then fitted with a door to mix it in with the rest of the kitchen. The door then allows you to pull open the unit, allowing for the capture and treatment of escaping air and odors. Depending on your choices, these types of cooker hoods can use an extraction system or a re-circulation system.
DOWNDRAFT HOOD
Downdraft Hood is the most unique among the other hoods. Hoods are usually built above the hob. However, for the downdraft hood, it’s attached on the hob itself providing a simple and unique design to the stove. Typically, this is suitable for someone who does not have room for a large hood or does not like the look of a common hood.
The Top 5 Common Cooker Hood Problems
Poor Airflow
Your extractor is a reasonably simple equipment that either works or doesn’t. If your extractor isn’t operating, it’s most likely because the motor has failed and needs to be replaced.
It’s often the ventilation that’s keeping the hood from working properly. It’s always a good idea to check the outside of your building to see if air is being sucked through, if your vent is obstructed, or if the slats on the outside have been locked.
Lights Not Working
To begin, these lights are intended to illuminate the cooking surface underneath. They should not be left on for long periods of time or utilized to light the entire room. You’re more likely to blow these lights if you leave them on for longer.
Second, because they aren’t supposed to remain on for lengthy periods of time, these lights may get quite hot (as anyone who has mistakenly touched one will know). This overheating of the bulbs can cause wiring problems and possibly cause them to burn through their housing, crashing down into your stove.
Foul Smell
Dust and oil forming in the primary filter is the most typical cause of extractor hood odors. Most hoods include filters or grates that can be removed and washed; you’d be shocked how much filth and mold can build up if left unattended.
Defective Wiring
Unnecessary Sound
Noise could also be a sign of an issue with the Exhaust Fan Motor. This commonly happens when the fan motor bearings have worn out beyond repair. You can try manually moving the motor shaft. This motor should not move because it is fastened in place. If it moves, it will undoubtedly make noise during normal operation. The bearings on the motor cannot be fixed or oiled, and the motor must be replaced.