If your cooker hood light has stopped working or needs to be replaced or cannot be switched on, it is essential to get it resolved. Let’s explore the common reasons and solutions to help you restore the light quickly and efficiently.

Common Causes and Solutions

Burnt-out Bulb

  • Cause: Over time, the light bulb can burn out due to regular use.
  • Solution: Replace the bulb with a Bosch-recommended replacement.

Important: Refer to your cooker hood’s user manual to determine whether the light bulb in your specific model can be replaced by you or requires assistance from a qualified technician. For models equipped with LED lighting, replacement is typically handled by a professional technician.

Loose or Faulty Connections

  • Cause: Loose wiring or faulty electrical connections can disrupt the power supply to the light.
  • Solution: Check if the bulb is securely fitted and inspect the connections for any visible damage.

Blown Fuse

  • Cause: A power surge or overload can blow the internal fuse, cutting off power to the light.
  • Solution: Refer to the cooker hood manual to locate and replace the fuse with the correct type.

Faulty Light Switch or Control Panel

  • Cause: A malfunction in the light switch or electronic controls can prevent the light from turning on.
  • Solution: Test the control panel and light switch. If they are unresponsive, please book a repair from Bosch Customer Support.

Power Supply Issues

  • Cause: If the cooker hood isn’t receiving power, the light won’t work.
  • Solution: Ensure the cooker hood is plugged in and check your home’s circuit breaker for tripped switches.

If the issue persists despite following the guidance above, please contact Bosch Customer Service for further support or you can book a repair.

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