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    Sharon1409
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    hello, could anyone advise on where i can get a replacement cooker hood switch for my Luxair ls60/70 st gl, they are quite expensive on the luxair website, is there anyone where else sells them or else a cheaper compatible option? thanks

    #461082
    electrofix
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    which type of switch have you got and whats gone wrong with the current one ?

    Dave

    #461083
    Sharon1409
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    Hi Dave thanks for replying, the lights will not switch on, the fan buttons work but the light will not switch on. i had an electrican look at it and he said that there is no electric going to the light switch, he held a electric tester to the wire and it did not bleep? here is a photo of what my fan looks like. thanks

    #461084
    electrofix
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    cant really tell from that picture

    send me a link to the luxair site to show me which switch

    Dave

    #461085
    Sharon1409
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    Hi Dave, sorry for the delay in replying, here is the link for the switch https://luxairhoods.com/cooker-hood-filters-spares-parts/cooker-hood-replacement-switches/kitchen-extractor-replacement-switch they said when i order I will just need to specify the correct model and serial number so they can have the connecter changed to match my hood? thanks

    #461086
    electrofix
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    well from that I can say your electrician has not got the right experience. the switches on the front are a remote control for the board. your problem will be in the board most likely

    what I don’t know now is what sort of lights are in use. they can be 240v or 12v fed through a transformer

    if they are 240 then if a lamp pops and the wrong fuse is fitted (should be 3A) then it blows the board instead of the fuse

    if they are 12v it may be a transformer fault

    what I am saying is you need to be sure of the problem before you change an expensive component

    Dave

    #461087
    Nilratan555
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    You can also search in Amazon or eBay.

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