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Cooker hood lights.

recipio · 2015-10-08 12:01:58

Three year old unit - the lights dimmed for a day and then gave up. Its not the bulbs. Wifey has poor vision and really misses them. Any thoughts ? Have to say it would put me off buying anything Chinese again.

08-10-2015 12:01pm

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Three year old unit - the lights dimmed for a day and then gave up. Its not the bulbs. Wifey has poor vision and really misses them. Any thoughts ?
Have to say it would put me off buying anything Chinese again.

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You should be able to get replacements from any DIY shop, just be sure to get ones designed for a cooker hood as they are subjected to vibration.

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If you've tried new bulbs and they're not doing the trick, then, maybe visually check the switch and bulb holders on the extractor.

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