B&Q Cooker hood packed in. Capacitor?

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B&Q Cooker hood packed in. Capacitor?

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Does anyone know anything about cooker hoods, or rather the motors in them? Ours was working fine and was switched off after a bit of food cremation. Next time we switched it on nothing happened. Is there a chance it's the capacitor? Is there a way to test the motor without the capacitor, or vice versa. It's a cheap B&Q one so I can't find a make on it. The difficult bit is that it is built in so I'm rather hoping for a repair, rather than replacement. The cost isn't a problem, or an issue. I just don't want to start stripping part of the kitchen out. I am aware of the dangers with electrickery! Thanks in advance folks. :ok
btw, INFO ON capacitor; PinGo CBB61 2'u'f +- 5% 450vac DB-C 50/60 hz SHP0 40/85/21. EN60252-1 09/12R

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Could be.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2uf-CAPACITOR ... 3a5dca4618" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Thanks Cov. No, not that one. It's got 2 leads coming from it which are coloured blue and brown so I assume polarity conscious. I've trawled the web, tramped all over town and harassed various electrical appliance suppliers. I finally gave up when one of them told me "Aha, here it is!! Exactly the same...it's obsolete" :( :x :cry: :evil: :twisted: :roll:
Never mind. Kitchen fitter here we come!!

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If you are getting same volts both side of the capacitor with respect to earth then the capacitor is probably ok.

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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Replacement-C ... 1c352c793b" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
red = brown, black = blue

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Ebay to the rescue :ok Or rather a gentleman in Helmsley who had a complete cooker hood that was so near to the original that it fitted with hardly any modifications or bodging :ok £35 and a half hours fiddling around with the wiring - just had to re route it slightly) and my wife loves me again. :wink: Thanks for the above folks.
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£35?????

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Jeff J wrote:£35?????
Sorry Jeff, corrected that now. :oops: I got the complete hood, not just the capacitor. :roll:

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