How to maintain the range hood in the hanging cabinet?

Range hood is a common electrical product in kitchen. Because it is covered with oil smoke all the year round, it is prone to failure and damage. If the range hood is installed in the hanging cabinet, it will be more difficult and complicated to maintain. Here are some maintenance methods of range hoods installed in hanging cabinets.

First of all, if there are problems with the range hood, such as insufficient suction, loud noise and poor smoke exhaust, we can first check whether the filter screen and air outlet of the range hood are blocked. If blockage is found, you can remove the filter screen and the air outlet for cleaning, usually with clean water. In addition, check whether the fan of the range hood is working normally. If the sound is abnormal or cannot rotate, the fan needs to be replaced or repaired. At this point, you need to remove the range hood from the cabinet before maintenance.

Secondly, if the switch of the range hood fails or fails, it needs to be replaced or repaired. First of all, you need to find the position of the switch, usually on the panel or control panel. We need to remove the panel, find the connecting wire of the switch and check whether the wires are in good contact. If there is something wrong with the wiring, you can repair or replace the connecting wire. If the switch itself fails, it needs to be replaced with a new switch.

In addition, if the lamp of the range hood is not lit or dimly lit, there is generally a problem with the lamp tube and it needs to be replaced. You need to remove the range hood from the hanging cabinet first, find the position of the lamp tube, and then remove the lamp tube to replace it.

Finally, I need to remind you that if you don't have the skills and knowledge of electrical maintenance, it is not recommended that you repair the range hood yourself. The correct way is to find professional maintenance personnel for maintenance. If the range hood still has the manufacturer's warranty period, it is best to leave the maintenance task to the manufacturer. This can not only ensure the maintenance quality, but also avoid causing greater losses.