Kitchen Chimney Repair & Servicing
Repair and servicing for kitchen chimney suction loss, motor noise, auto-clean faults, lighting and control-panel issues.
Service Scope
Suction/airflow loss, motor noise or motor failure, filter cleaning and degreasing, auto-clean malfunction, oil-collector and baffle-filter cleaning, light not working, and switch/control-panel repair.
Troubleshooting Boundaries
You can check yourself whether the filters are visibly clogged with grease or whether the chimney is receiving power at the switch. Motor replacement, PCB/control-board faults, and internal wiring issues need a technician — opening the motor housing yourself can void any remaining warranty and risks damage.
Appointment Process
Share your chimney brand, approximate age, and the issue over call/WhatsApp or the form below. A technician visits to inspect suction, motor sound, filters and controls before confirming the repair needed.
Service Limitations
We repair and service the chimney unit. We do not undertake kitchen ducting/exhaust construction work. Genuine spare-part availability (motor, PCB, filters) depends on the brand and model and may need to be sourced before the repair is completed.
Common Signs Your Appliance Needs Service
- Weak suction even after cleaning the filters
- Loud, grinding, or rattling motor noise
- Auto-clean function not working
- Oil collector overflowing frequently
- Chimney lights not turning on
- Chimney does not switch on at all
Frequently Asked Questions
Can chimney filters be cleaned, or do they need replacement?
Most mesh and baffle filters can be cleaned and degreased. The technician will advise if a filter is too worn and needs replacement.
How often should a chimney be serviced?
This depends on cooking frequency and oil usage. If suction feels weak or the auto-clean light comes on often, it is a good time to book a service.
Do you service all chimney brands?
We service a wide range of brands — share your brand and model when booking so we can confirm.