Faber Repair Service in Eastfield

Why does my Faber cooker hood run at high speed for only 6 minutes?

When your Faber cooker hood runs at maximum speed and automatically reduces after 6 minutes, this indicates the intensive speed mode is functioning correctly. This timed feature provides maximum extraction power for heavy cooking tasks such as frying or grilling, then automatically returns to a lower speed to conserve energy. This is normal operation, not a fault.

Why does my Faber cooker hood turn off automatically after 30 minutes?

If your Faber cooker hood switches off automatically after 30 minutes, the delay function is active. This feature allows the hood to continue extracting residual cooking odours after you finish cooking, then shuts off automatically. To deactivate this function, press and hold the delay button for approximately 3 seconds according to your model's instructions. This is a programmed feature, not a malfunction.

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.

Why does my Faber cooker hood turn on by itself?

If your Faber cooker hood turns on automatically without manual activation, it is likely equipped with a heat sensor that detects high temperatures from your hob. This safety feature activates the extraction fan when excess heat builds up, helping to remove smoke and prevent overheating. Some models also feature K-Link technology that synchronises the hood with a compatible Faber induction hob, automatically adjusting extraction based on cooking intensity. This is normal operation for hoods with these features.

What does a single LED flash mean on a Faber cooker hood?

A single LED flash on a Faber cooker hood indicates that the remote control receiver has been deactivated. To reactivate the remote control, press the same button for approximately 5 seconds until the LED flashes twice to confirm activation.

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.

What duct diameter should I use for my Faber cooker hood?

For cooker hoods with an extraction rate of 300 m³/h or higher, a duct diameter of 150mm is optimal. Alternatively, 120mm ducting may be used. Always use smooth galvanized metal ducting and maintain the same diameter throughout the entire duct run for best performance.

Are charcoal filters included with Faber cooker hoods?

Charcoal filters are not supplied as standard with most Faber cooker hoods because many models can be either ducted or recirculated. If you plan to use your hood in recirculation mode, you will need to purchase charcoal filters separately.

Where can I find the user manual for my Faber cooker hood?

User manuals for Faber cooker hoods are available on the individual product pages on the Faber UK website. Locate your hood model and download the manual in PDF format from the product page.

How do I clean the exterior of my Faber cooker hood?

Clean the hood exterior with a damp sponge or cloth and a small amount of mild soap. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth. For stainless steel models, finish with a stainless steel polish.