Parts -- # 133.0073.597

Switch is probably faulty, or wire / connection to switch. If switch and wiring test ok trace wire from that button back to wherever it goes and look there for fault.

your hood probably needs a service call to examine the motor, please visit http://faberonline.com/service.html to find your local service #, thank you

if you're located outside of North America please write to [email protected] , if located in North America, then go to this link for a servicer , http://faberonline.com/service.html

Probably the transformer is blown on the hood, please write [email protected] if no in North America or go to : http://faberonline.com/service.html

You can call Europarts in Toronto for service at 800-678-8352

I did not solve the problem,but I don`t have the money for your answer.I thought it is free.
Thanks.
Sandra

sounds like motor is burned up! I have never seen that brand myself? hoods cab be relitivaly cheap i would leave out the service man and replace the hood...just check pricing then make up your mind! but if you found someone really willing to, what you have can be fixed!!!

Faber # 508-358-5353

Sounds like a motor problem...but not necessarily. Cut power to the unit. Expose the motor assembly. Turn the fan by hand...if it is jammed or hard to turn...replace that motor. Not that? There is likely a motor connector. Get a test light at the hardware store. Disconnect the motor and then probe the wires coming to the connector from the power side (with the power on again) to see if the tester glows. Yes...bad motor. No, find the bad connection. It is possible that this unit uses a multi switch...if that's the case, there will be three wires coming out of it...One is power in...the others go to the light and the fan. Then, the switch will be the culprit. Hope this helps.