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Kitchen Extractor Fan Blowing Cold Air In. I did the usual test for this, placing a pot of steaming. First, make sure that your extractor fan has a filter. The vent has grating on both sides. If you’re looking to stop cold air coming through your kitchen extractor fan blades, there are a few things you can do. If i put my hand there i can feel a lot of air blowing outwards, but the back three quarters of the fan area sucks up the air as expected. Have you got a better solution? This vent is basically a hole in the wall that reaches to the outside. I had the impression that the fan was blowing, instead of sucking, and after removing the filters, it's quite obvious that it's venting air out. Is there a way to. The lever inside can be set to either extract to the outside through a wall, or set to recirculate the air back into the kitchen, after. I live in a windy place and we regularly get air coming in through the cowl vent and out the extractor in the kitchen. I have to block the vent’s intake with boards, and then remove them when i turn on the fan. The vent hood over our kitchen range lets in lots of cold air in the winter, and gets pretty cold itself.

The vent hood over our kitchen range lets in lots of cold air in the winter, and gets pretty cold itself. This vent is basically a hole in the wall that reaches to the outside. Have you got a better solution? Is there a way to. First, make sure that your extractor fan has a filter. I have to block the vent’s intake with boards, and then remove them when i turn on the fan. I live in a windy place and we regularly get air coming in through the cowl vent and out the extractor in the kitchen. If i put my hand there i can feel a lot of air blowing outwards, but the back three quarters of the fan area sucks up the air as expected. The lever inside can be set to either extract to the outside through a wall, or set to recirculate the air back into the kitchen, after. I had the impression that the fan was blowing, instead of sucking, and after removing the filters, it's quite obvious that it's venting air out.

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Kitchen Extractor Fan Blowing Cold Air In If i put my hand there i can feel a lot of air blowing outwards, but the back three quarters of the fan area sucks up the air as expected. Have you got a better solution? If i put my hand there i can feel a lot of air blowing outwards, but the back three quarters of the fan area sucks up the air as expected. If you’re looking to stop cold air coming through your kitchen extractor fan blades, there are a few things you can do. The vent hood over our kitchen range lets in lots of cold air in the winter, and gets pretty cold itself. First, make sure that your extractor fan has a filter. The vent has grating on both sides. The lever inside can be set to either extract to the outside through a wall, or set to recirculate the air back into the kitchen, after. I have to block the vent’s intake with boards, and then remove them when i turn on the fan. I had the impression that the fan was blowing, instead of sucking, and after removing the filters, it's quite obvious that it's venting air out. Is there a way to. I did the usual test for this, placing a pot of steaming. This vent is basically a hole in the wall that reaches to the outside. I live in a windy place and we regularly get air coming in through the cowl vent and out the extractor in the kitchen.