AGA hood lights not working
Occasional issue — here is how we diagnose it, which parts are usually involved, and when to call a pro.
- Occasional
- Possible DIY fix
- Range Hood
Symptoms
What you will notice
- One or all hood lamps dead
- Flickering
Likely causes
What is usually behind it
- Lamp/LED module failedmost common
- LED driver failedcommon
- Control board output failedless common
Diagnostics
How a technician diagnoses it
Our technicians follow the factory diagnostic path for this fault.
- 1Replace the lamp module first.
- 2Test the driver output before condemning the control board.
Safety & DIY disclaimer
Guides on this site are for information only. Appliance repair involves 240V electricity, gas connections, refrigerant and heavy cast-iron parts — anything you do yourself is at your own risk and can damage the appliance or cause injury. The safe option is to book a qualified technician.
Parts
Parts usually needed
We confirm the failing part with diagnostics before replacing anything.
Coverage
Appliances affected
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Frequently asked questions
Can I fix this myself?
Possible DIY fix. You can try the basic checks listed on this page; if the symptom returns, book a diagnostic visit.
How much does it cost to fix this issue?
Every visit starts with diagnostics and a written estimate — the diagnostic fee applies toward your repair when you proceed. We never start work without your approval.
Not sure? We diagnose first.
Book a diagnostic visit — you get a written estimate before any work, and the diagnostic fee applies toward your repair.
Mon–Sun 8:00AM–8:00PM
Independent service company — not affiliated with or authorized by AGA / AGA Rangemaster (Middleby). We repair out-of-warranty AGA appliances.