Power or motor issues stop airflow. Without repair, your open kitchen fills with smoke.

A loud or unsteady hum usually means fan imbalance. This stresses the motor and reduces lifespan.

Island hoods need strong power; if airflow drops, it may be due to clogged filters or a weak motor.

Burnt or broken lights reduce both safety and style. Quick replacement keeps them functional.

Unresponsive buttons can lock the hood in one mode. Electrical repair solves the issue.

Check for leaks annually to ensure maximum suction power.

Wash traps monthly to avoid clogs and odors.

Always run the fan during cooking to prevent smoke and moisture buildup.