Baumatic Cooker Hood Impeller

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• Saved me from buying a new cooker hood. 03 May 2013

  • Overall Rating 4.0 out of 5
  • Ease of fitting 5.0 out of 5
  • Quality 3.0 out of 5
  • Value 4.0 out of 5

  By Anonymous - Dublin, Ireland

  My cooker hood got broken and the only reference from the manufacturer was the product code 2700040, nothing else... I was not sure if it was going to fit. I ordered and fits perfect my cooker hood!!!

• Good service , excellent delivery 17 April 2013

  • Overall Rating 3.0 out of 5
  • Ease of fitting 1.0 out of 5
  • Quality 5.0 out of 5
  • Value 5.0 out of 5

  By none

  Other than difficulty in fitting the item (mainly linked to the short lengths of electric wiring ) resulting in the complete removal of the extractor motor , requiring more than basic skills

• Simple Repair 06 April 2013

  • Overall Rating 5.0 out of 5
  • Ease of fitting 5.0 out of 5
  • Quality 5.0 out of 5
  • Value 5.0 out of 5

  By Green Eagle

  Easy repair and much cheaper than replacing unit. Don't tackle things that you are not competent to handle.

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• Q Do you need to remove the entire cooker hood from the wall in order to fit this? 1 Answer

  By Frank - 04 January 2012

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    This is the first time I attempted this, but I didn't remove the entire rangehood. I turned the power off first, then I removed the top bit (the bit that covers the exhaust pipe - not the rangehood). It was silicon sealed, which I cut first. Then there are four screws that you unscrew from the top that releases the fan unit. It will still be attached to the power cord so it will sort of hang (you need someone to help hold it from underneath). Then unscrew the black side panel (the left side). The impeller is held there by a bolt. Release the bolt and washers and then the impeller will slide out. Slide the new one in and then add the bolt and washers back again. (the bolt was difficult to release as everything inside the fan unit was greasy and the axle needed to be held with pliers so it didn't turn while unscrewing the bolt). Screw the side panel back again and then hold up the fan unit up inside the rangehood to screw it back in from the top. Other notes: Its a good idea to scrape out any grease inside the fan case. Also if you take off the right side panel where the fan engine is attached, it will allow the metal casing to be totally removed and cleaned, but pay attention to how its setup. The engine is clipped into the side panel and if it comes out, you will need to twist and clip it back in again.

    By Anonymous - London - 24 January 2012

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• Q does this impeller have a nut attached to it. 1 Answer

  Because there is no picture I cant see if this part has a bolt attached which my original part does have.

  By mummy - 08 February 2011

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    Hi mummy, I've uploaded some photos for your perusal - as you can see there's no nut attached to the impeller.

    By Rory - 14 February 2011

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