Faber Appliance Repair Service
Specialist repairs using genuine Faber spare parts
Cooking
Expert diagnostics for all Faber induction hob and oven. Heating elements, thermostats, igniters and control boards repaired on site.
Oven not heating evenly?
Certified Faber kitchen engineers across Peterborough. Book a repair and get cooking again.
Cleaning & Extraction
Faber wall hood, ceiling mounted hood, venting hood, modular extractor and dishwasher repairs. Pump, spray arm, drainage and motor faults fixed at your home with genuine parts.
Dishwasher showing an error code?
No call-out charge when the repair goes ahead. Genuine Faber parts and a written warranty included.
Cleaning & Extraction
Professional Faber venting hood and modular extractor repair service in Peterborough. Certified technicians with genuine spare parts and a written warranty.
Dishwasher showing an error code?
No call-out charge when the repair goes ahead. Genuine Faber parts and a written warranty included.
Cleaning & Extraction
Professional Faber dishwasher repair service in Peterborough. Certified technicians with genuine spare parts and a written warranty.
Dishwasher showing an error code?
No call-out charge when the repair goes ahead. Genuine Faber parts and a written warranty included.
Heating
Gas Safe registered engineers for Faber water heater. Fault diagnosis, part replacement and annual servicing across Cambridgeshire.
No hot water or heating?
Faber heating breakdowns repaired fast by Gas Safe engineers. Available seven days a week across Cambridgeshire.
Why Faber Appliances Need Specialist Repair
Faber appliances incorporate advanced proprietary systems that require certified engineers with brand-specific training to diagnose and repair correctly.
Faber appliances use integrated electronic diagnostics. Our engineers connect directly to Faber control boards using brand-specific tools to read fault codes and pinpoint issues accurately.
Every repair uses genuine Faber spare parts sourced directly from authorised distributors. Original components ensure compatibility, performance and longevity — backed by a manufacturer warranty.
Faber appliances must meet strict UK safety regulations. Our certified engineers follow Faber service procedures and test every repair to BS EN standards before sign-off.
Many Faber appliances feature Wi-Fi connectivity and smart home integration. Our engineers can diagnose firmware issues, reset connectivity modules and restore remote control functionality.
Common Faber Error Codes
Why is my Faber cooker hood motor humming but not spinning?
If your Faber cooker hood motor hums but the fan does not spin, this typically indicates a faulty start capacitor or a seized motor. Switch off the hood at the mains immediately and do not continue using it in this condition. Symptoms may vary by model, so consult your instruction manual for model-specific guidance. Contact a qualified technician for diagnosis and repair.
Why is my Faber cooker hood not extracting properly?
Reduced extraction on a Faber cooker hood is usually caused by clogged filters, blocked ducting, or stuck damper flaps. Clean the grease filters thoroughly, replace charcoal filters for recirculation hoods, check the exterior vent for blockages, and ensure ducting is not kinked. If suction remains weak, contact a qualified technician.
Why are all LEDs flashing three times on my Faber cooker hood?
When all LEDs flash three times simultaneously on a Faber cooker hood, it confirms that the filter saturation alarm has been successfully reset. This is a confirmation signal, not an error, and no action is required.
Why is my Faber cooker hood making excessive noise or vibrating?
Excessive noise or vibration from a Faber cooker hood is commonly caused by incorrect installation, undersized ducting, or a loose mounting. Verify the hood is securely fixed and that ducting maintains the recommended diameter throughout the entire run without kinks or restrictions. Dirty filters can also increase noise levels. If vibrations persist after checking installation, contact a qualified technician as the motor or impeller may require inspection.
Why are the lights not working on my Faber cooker hood?
If the lights on your Faber cooker hood do not illuminate but the motor works, it may be a bulb, LED strip, or driver failure. Switch off at the mains before any inspection. For halogen models, you may check and replace the bulb with a matching type, avoiding direct skin contact with the new bulb. For LED models, contact a qualified technician as LED components require technical expertise to replace. Consult your instruction manual for model-specific bulb specifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is a ducted cooker hood quieter than a recirculating one?
Ducted hoods are quieter because the extracted air passes directly through the ducting without obstruction. In recirculating hoods, the air must pass through charcoal filters in addition to grease filters, creating extra resistance that increases noise levels. This additional filtration step is why recirculating hoods tend to be louder.
What cleaning products should I avoid using on my Faber cooker hood?
Avoid using alcohol-based or silicone-based products to clean the inside or outside of your cooker hood, as these can damage the finish. Never use abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or products containing chlorine. Use only mild soap with a soft cloth or sponge.
What noise level should I expect from a Faber cooker hood?
A comfortable cooker hood should not exceed 55 dB(A) at maximum speed during normal operation. Faber hoods are designed to minimise noise through optimised internal airflow and components. Models with brushless motors and the Eco function can operate below 40 dB(A) for continuous air circulation.
What do the energy efficiency ratings mean on Faber cooker hoods?
Faber cooker hoods are rated according to the EU energy label system, ranging from A+++ (most efficient) to G (least efficient). Higher-rated hoods consume less energy while providing effective extraction. Many Faber models achieve A or A+ ratings through efficient brushless motors and LED lighting.
How do I calculate the extraction rate I need for my Faber cooker hood?
Calculate your required extraction rate by multiplying your kitchen volume (in cubic metres) by 10. For example, a kitchen measuring 5m × 3m × 3m equals 45 cubic metres, requiring a minimum extraction rate of 450 m³/h.
Areas We Cover in Cambridgeshire
Faber appliance repair service across the ten largest towns in the county
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