1. Reduced Airflow: Over time, dust and debris can accumulate in the fan blades or the ductwork, leading to reduced airflow. This can result in inefficient ventilation and inadequate removal of odors, steam, or pollutants from the area.

2. Noisy Operation: Extractor fans may produce excessive noise during operation due to loose components, worn-out bearings, or imbalanced fan blades. This can be disruptive and indicate the need for maintenance or repairs.

3. Motor Malfunction: The fan motor can encounter issues such as electrical failures, overheating, or burnt-out components. A malfunctioning motor may result in the fan not working at all or running at lower speeds than intended.

4. Faulty Controls or Switches: Extractor fans may experience problems with the control panel or switches, leading to difficulties in turning the fan on or off, adjusting speed, or activating other features.

5. Ductwork Blockage: Blockages in the ductwork, such as obstructions or build-up of debris, can impede the proper functioning of the extractor fan. This can restrict airflow and reduce the effectiveness of the ventilation system.

6. Inadequate Sealing: Improper sealing around the fan or the duct connections can result in air leaks. These leaks can diminish the efficiency of the extractor fan by allowing air to escape or enter from unintended areas.

If you encounter any of these issues with your extractor fan, it is advisable to consult a professional for diagnosis and repairs. Our team can identify a specific issue and come up with a appropriate solution to restore full functionality of  your extractor fan.