Living and Home 60cm Visor Cooker Hood - Under Cabinet Range Hood - Wall Mounted Extractor with LED - Black

This cooker hood uses 5-layer detachable aluminum grease filters. If you are using it in recirculating (ductless) mode, carbon filters are also required, which are sold separately.

It is recommended to clean the aluminum filters every 3-4 weeks, or more frequently if you cook often or prepare greasy foods, to maintain optimal suction performance.

Yes, this cooker hood is designed to support both ducted (venting air outside) and recirculating (filtering and returning air to the kitchen) installation modes.

The dimensions of the cooker hood are 600mm (width) x 80mm (height) x 440mm (depth), making it suitable for smaller kitchens or under-cabinet placement.

No, carbon filters, which are necessary for recirculating (ductless) installation, are sold separately and are not included with the cooker hood.

Use the lowest speed for light steaming or simmering. For general cooking like boiling or light frying, the medium speed is often sufficient. The highest speed is best for heavy frying, searing, or when cooking foods with strong odors or producing a lot of steam.

First, ensure the power cable is securely plugged into a functional electrical outlet. Check your home's circuit breaker to see if it has tripped. If the unit powers on but lights don't, contact customer support as the LED unit may require replacement.

Check if the 5-layer aluminum grease filters are clogged. Remove and clean them thoroughly. If using recirculating mode, check the carbon filters (if installed) for excessive dirt and replace them if necessary. For ducted installations, ensure the exhaust duct is clear of obstructions and properly sealed.

Verify that the cooker hood is securely mounted to the cabinet or wall, as loose fittings can cause vibrations. Inspect the fan blades for any obstructions or damage. If using a duct, ensure it is properly installed with minimal tight bends, as these can restrict airflow and increase noise.

This usually indicates that the carbon filters need replacement. Carbon filters absorb odors and have a limited lifespan. Refer to the carbon filter manufacturer's guidelines for replacement frequency, typically every 3-6 months depending on usage.