cooker hood

[merbaps]

Hi
Neff D86D35NOGB cooker hood.
Works ok with hot rings under it but as soon as the pans produce any steam after a few mins the cooker hood cuts out remove the steam and it re starts even with all the rings on. Any ideas 🙁

[Andy jones]

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Is it too low

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[Lawrence]

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I agree with Andy ,check your height,also is it venting ok ?
i.e are you getting any pull on the steam ?

[Martin]

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What makes it cut out when steam is present? Some kind of safety switch?

[Andy jones]

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Also is it set right – recirculating or vented out

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[Martin]

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Martin wrote:What makes it cut out when steam is present? Some kind of safety switch?

Anybody know the answer…?

[Andy jones]

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There is a cut out in the motor normally

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[Martin]

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Andy jones wrote:There is a cut out in the motor normally

Have you any idea how that cut out works Andy? How does the cut out sense moisture vapour?

[Andy jones]

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Don’t think it works on moisture although I could be wrong 🙂

[Martin]

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Hmmmm? I don’t touch cooker hoods, (‘orrible greasy things) never have. I’m just curious to learn as to why a hood cuts out when steam is passing through the filters and not smoke? If anyone knows I’d love to know. 😀

[Andy jones]

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I try not too also. Biggest problem I find is the 3a fuse blows when a lamp goes but the plug is behind the chimney. Nightmare

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[Martin]

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I can only hope the OP reports back as to what the problem was. I never realised a cooker hood could cut the motor out if steam passed through. My 14 yr old integrated Elica sucks out steam and smoke with no such foibles. I just change both filters every 6 months or so, there’s nowt else to go wrong.

[Hollytree_Technical]

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Is it in a cold kitchen? What sort of insulation value are you getting? Try and find the motor connections and see if it is still providing power to the motor or not at the time of failure.

Jem

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