Rangemaster Classic 110 Cooker Hood - Black
517/9352
Product details
- Brand: Rangemaster
- Catalogue number: 517/9352
- Manufacturer's number: CLAHDC110BC/
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FAQs
If you are getting uneven cooking results, check the following:
- Check that the door is closing fully. If not, check to see if the hinge needs to be realigned to the unit.
- Check and clean the door seal to remove any dirt or debris that could be creating a gap.
- Check that the control knob has been turned to the correct temperature and function for the food being cooked.
- Ensure all food is placed centrally upon a shelf and not at the back of the oven. We recommend positioning in the middle shelf if cooking on one tray to get heat from all angles.
- Ensure the door is not opened too much during cooking. Frequently opening the oven door can will lower the internal cooker temperature, which can result in food being unevenly cooked.
If the door isn’t closing, try the following:
- Check the latch to ensure it is secure.
- Check that the screws are tight.
- Check nothing is obstructing the door.
If the issue is still not resolved, get in touch with the support team by using the contact details on this page. To best assist you with your query, we may require photographs of the following:
- Front of the appliance
- Back of the appliance
- Serial number sticker
- Hobs
- Door
- Latch area
- Any affected areas you can see
If the hobs aren’t lighting, please check the following:
- Ensure all of the hobs are clean and clean underneath the plate as well.
- Check there is no food deposits that could stop the gas flow from coming through.
If the issue is still not resolved, get in touch with the support team by using the contact details on this page. To best assist you with your query, we may require photographs of the following:
- Front of the appliance
- Back of the appliance
- Serial number sticker
- Hobs
- Door
- Latch area
- Any affected areas you can see
If food is taking too long to cook, check the following:
- Check that the door is closing fully. If not, check to see if the hinge needs to be realigned to the unit.
- Check and clean the door seal to remove any dirt or debris that could be creating a gap.
- Check that the control knob has been turned to the correct temperature and function for the food being cooked. You may need to increase the temperature if the food is not hot enough.
- Ensure all food is placed centrally upon a shelf and not at the back of the oven. We recommend positioning in the middle shelf if cooking on one tray to get heat from all angles.
- Ensure the door is not opened too much during cooking. Frequently opening the oven door can will lower the internal cooker temperature, which can result in food being unevenly cooked.
If the cooker hood is making a loud noise, it is important to note that this can be normal as it is the sound of the fan operating. If it seems louder than usual, check the following:
- If the filters are dirty: remove the filters to clean, clean the filter assembly, dry thoroughly and refit.
- If the filters are damaged: replace the filters to get better airflow.
- Check that the kitchen has sufficient ventilation.
- Check that there is not a buildup of grease around the hood. If there is, gently clean away to remove.
If the issue remains, please get in touch with the support team using the contact details on this page.
If the hood doesn’t work, check that the power is switched on (either at the plug, fuse box or isolator switch) and the power button has been pressed.
If the motor cuts out or stops running, check the following:
- If the filters are dirty: remove the filters to clean, clean the filter assembly, dry thoroughly and refit.
- If the filters are damaged: replace the filters to get better airflow.
- Check that the kitchen has sufficient ventilation.
- Check that the hood has not been installed too close to the stove. Check the user manual for the clearance recommendations.
If the issue remains, please get in touch with the support team using the contact details on this page.
If there is poor airflow, try the following:
- If the filters are dirty: remove the filters to clean, clean the filter assembly, dry thoroughly and refit.
- If the filters are damaged: replace the filters to get better airflow.
If the issue remains, please get in touch with the support team using the contact details on this page.
If you have a recirculating cooker hood, cooking smells are expected. If you have a vented hood, the air is usually vented outside. If there is a strong cooking smell, try the following:
- Check that the charcoal filters have been fitted (where applicable). If not fitted, the smell may be stronger.
- If the filters are dirty: remove the filters to clean, clean the filter assembly, dry thoroughly and refit.
- If the filters are damaged: replace the filters to get better airflow.
If the issue remains, please get in touch with the support team using the contact details on this page.
If there is poor airflow, try the following:
- If the filters are dirty: remove the filters to clean, clean the filter assembly, dry thoroughly and refit.
- If the filters are damaged: replace the filters to get better airflow.
If the issue remains, please get in touch with the support team using the contact details on this page.
If you're replacing an existing cooker hood using the current electrical connection, installation may be suitable for a competent DIYer. For installations requiring new wiring, a new circuit, or external ducting, it's best to use a qualified electrician or installer.
Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and isolate the power supply before starting.
- Switch off the cooker hood and allow it to cool.
- Remove the filter according to the manufacturer's instructions.
- Metal grease filter: Soak in hot water with washing-up liquid, gently scrub off grease, rinse thoroughly, and allow to dry completely.
- Charcoal/carbon filter: These are usually not washable; replace with a new filter of the correct type if dirty or expired.
- Refit the cleaned or replacement filter, ensuring it is securely locked in place.
- Turn on the power and check the cooker hood operates correctly.
Yes. A cooker hood should be installed with a minimum clearance above the hob. This helps prevent overheating and the risk of fire while allowing the hood to extract steam, grease and cooking fumes.
Different hood models have different approved mounting heights.
Typical minimum clearances are:
Electric or induction hob: around 650 mm from the hob surface to the underside of the hood.
Gas hob: around 750 mm from the hob surface to the underside of the hood.
Always check the instruction manual for the minimum clearances required before installing the cooker hood.
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