Where can I find cooker hood replacement parts?

Shop from a range of Cooker Hood Spare Parts and Extractor Fan Spares. Find the cooker hood replacements you need at eSpares.

How do you wire a cooker hood?

A normal cooker hood would be wired up like the diagram here, there will be a switched Fused connection unit leading to either a junction box or directly to the cooker hood. The cooker hood normally comes supplied with a good length of flex which can be connected to the junction box above the ceiling.

How do I Find my cooker hood model number?

To check inside, you will probably need to remove your current filter (s). The model number will usually be printed on sticker or stamped on a plate consisting of numbers and letters. Once you have your Cooker Hood Model Number use our Search Box above to find the exact cooker hood buttons or switches you need.

Which brands of cooker hood spares are available?

With all the main brands, from Belling and Zanussi to Neff, Bosch and Ikea spares covered, your cooker hood never needs to be out of working order again. Our in-stock parts are also available with fast next day UK delivery, helping you keep your kitchen extractor working to its full potential for longer.

What is a fan isolator switch?

A fan isolator switch is a switch used with an extractor fan to enable isolation of the fan for repair and maintenance and is typically fitted outside the room. Within the Screwfix.com range, there are many top trade brands to choose from and a wide selection of finishes and colours to suit the look and feel of any room.

How do you wire a kitchen extractor fan?

Kitchen extractor fans/hoods should be wired into the kitchen ring main via a fused, switched connection unit. Here you can see that instead of the wire being concealed in the Hood chimney it runs along side the extractor and to a fuse switched connection unit above the kitchen units.