Filter indicator
A filter light may be a maintenance timer rather than a failed component. Clean or replace only the filters specified by the manufacturer.
MODEL-SPECIFIC ERROR-CODE GUIDANCE
Rangehood lights usually concern filter maintenance or controls, while poor extraction and noise can relate to filters, ducting, installation, the motor or fan. The model manual is the safest reference.
START WITH THE SYMPTOM
These groups help describe the problem. They do not replace the manufacturer manual or appliance diagnosis.
A filter light may be a maintenance timer rather than a failed component. Clean or replace only the filters specified by the manufacturer.
Check the selected speed and accessible filter condition. Duct restrictions and installation issues require appropriate inspection.
Loose filters, fan imbalance, duct vibration or motor wear can cause noise. Stop for scraping, smoke or a burning smell.
Record which buttons, speeds and lamps are affected and whether the issue began after a power interruption.
BRAND EXAMPLES
Always verify the exact model. Similar-looking codes can have different meanings across brands and product generations.
Motor and controller arrangements vary; use the manual for the exact rangehood model.
Reset procedures differ between control panels and should be taken from the model manual.
Identify the E-Nr before following a filter-indicator reset sequence.
Reviewed: September 2026. Manufacturer documentation can change; use the current manual for the appliance model.
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SAFETY FIRST
Switch it off and isolate power or water only when safe to do so if there is smoke, sparking, a burning smell, an active leak, uncontrolled overheating, a cracked cooktop or repeated breaker trips. Do not remove panels, bypass locks or test live wiring.
View rangehood repair information →FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The meaning depends on the brand, exact model and sometimes the program stage. Record the complete code and model number, then compare it with the manufacturer manual before treating it as a diagnosis.
A single power reset may clear a temporary message when the manufacturer manual recommends it, but repeated codes should not be continually reset. Stop using the appliance for leaks, smoke, sparks, burning smells, overheating or repeated electrical trips.
Include the brand, full model number, complete code or light pattern, when it appears, what the appliance was doing and any unusual sound, smell, leak or heat.
No. A code identifies a condition detected by the appliance and several causes may be possible. Proper diagnosis is needed before parts are selected.
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