Dont know how to take lightbulbs out of cookerhood

Hi Dorothy,

NB. ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE ELECTRIC FROM THE GRID

I have never found a fuse in a cookerhood.
There a re a few possibilities why the light does not work.
1 is as you mentioned, the bulb. But that one is ok you say.

2 there is something wrong with the switch. But I would not look at that as the second opinion, as switches are expensive and difficult to change.

so possibility 3 is likely also.

3 the contact in the lampsocket is not ok.
I have no idea of the age of the cookerhood, but when the light is often on, the bulbs and the socket become very hot. The contact inside the socket is of metal and it normally has a little spring function. But due the the heat, that function can disappear and the contact will not reach the bulb. So no electrical circuit in the bulb and then no light.
Most cookerhoods have E14 screw lamp sockets.
On the picture in the link I send you, you see the red copper contact in the middle. It is that contact that must be bent a little.
LED Bulb Base Adapter Socket Converter Socket E14 to E12 E26 to E14 E26 to...
When this does not work, then I suspect the switch.

I wish you good luck, Dik

It is just a small spot light. Take the old bulb to your local hardware store. They will have a replacement.

I'm pretty sure you just swing open the lamp cover and the bulb will be right there. It just pulls out.
This is a halogen bulb and will be spendy (over $20).

most likely the bulb, they are fused with the parking lights, if ur parking lights work most likely the bulb good luck

Turn off the fan before you climbing the ladder to remove the dead bulbs

Note whether a screw secures the shade or if the lightbulb holds the shade in place.Unscrew the lightbulb counterclockwise. If the bulb is securing the shade, grasp the shade with one hand while removing the bulb.Install the new lightbulb by turning clockwise into the socket. If the bulb holds the shade in place, keep the shade in position with one had while screwing in the bulb with the other.

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If it is a car, open the trunk. You may have to pull back the carpet lining which will reveal the light bulb connections or access panel. On a truck, drop the tailgate. There should be mounting screws inside the jam (where the tailgate meets with the bed of the truck). Remove those and pull the taillight assembley out carefully. Twist the light bulb connector counterclockwise to remove the lightbulb and connector. Then do the same with the light bulb if it is cylinder shaped at the base. If it is flat then just pull the bulb out ane replace it.

Your Use Manual can be found here.

On page 4 of the pdf it indicates that an E27 40 Watt light bulb is used.

You should be able to purchase a replacement bulb in any lighting department that stocks a full range of light bulbs including appliance bulbs; this would more commonly be referred to as an oven light bulb.

open bonnet and under slam pannel behind lights unclip and take out bulb, take to local parts retailer and ask for new one, dont touch glass of metal contact and insert new one, this will work, dont take it to a garage as they will charge you loads

I've replaced bulbs on my wife's '04 Colorado that looked fine, but weren't. By looking at them, they looked to be in perfect condition, but swapping them for a new bulb fixed the problem.

take out screwws on light remove bad lightbulb then replace lightbulb