Appliance Spares
Quick answer: LSD-3 and SYKL08 are the codes printed on a round DC 4 V, 3 watt LED lamp assembly used across several rangehood brands sold in Australia — the stocked listings name Euromaid, Baumatic, Technika, Venini and Lofra. It is a sealed low-voltage DC module, so a mains or 12 volt globe of the same shape is not a substitute: the correct fix is the matching lamp assembly, stocked as singles and twin packs under the brand fitments below. Read the code on the back of your failed lamp, match it to a listing, and if anything looks different photo the lamp and the hood’s model sticker and send both through the Oz Appliance Spares Part Finder.
In-stock LSD-3 / SYKL08 family lamps:
- Twin pack — Euromaid rangehood LED lamp (DC 4 V 3 W, SYKL08 / LSD-3, suits Baumatic)
- Twin pack — Baumatic and Euromaid rangehood LED lamp (DC 4 V 3 W)
- Single — Baumatic and Euromaid rangehood LED lamp (DC 4 V 3 W)
- Twin pack — Technika, Venini and Lofra rangehood LED lamp (DC 4 V 3 W)
- Single — Technika, Venini and Lofra rangehood LED lamp (DC 4 V 3 W)
One lamp module, many badges
Australian rangehoods from several brands share lighting hardware, and this module is the busiest example: a slim round LED assembly, DC 4 volts and 3 watts, with SYKL08 or LSD-3 printed on the housing. When a hood’s light dies and the search for the hood’s own brand turns up nothing, the code on the lamp is usually the fastest route to the right part — which is why people end up searching for “LSD-3” itself.
The listings above are the same module family offered under the brand fitments named in each title: Euromaid and Baumatic on two listings, Technika, Venini and Lofra on the others. Pick the listing that names your hood’s brand. If your brand is not named, do not guess — the code on the lamp plus a photo through the Part Finder confirms the match in one step.
Match your lamp
| Your rangehood brand | What to order | The listing covers | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
 Euromaid or Baumatic — one lamp out | Single LED lamp assembly | Baumatic, Euromaid (DC 4 V 3 W) | View single |
 Euromaid or Baumatic — replace the pair | Twin pack (SYKL08 / LSD-3 marked) | Euromaid, suits Baumatic | View twin pack |
 Technika, Venini or Lofra — one lamp out | Single LED lamp assembly | Technika, Venini, Lofra (DC 4 V 3 W) | View single |
 Technika, Venini or Lofra — replace the pair | Twin pack | Technika, Venini, Lofra (DC 4 V 3 W) | View twin pack |
Replacing the module
- Isolate the power at the wall or isolation switch — not just the light switch on the hood.
- Drop the module. It unclips or twists out of the canopy cutout. Support it as it comes free so it does not hang by its lead.
- Read the code. SYKL08 or LSD-3 on the back confirms you are in this family; this is also the moment to photograph it if anything looks unfamiliar.
- Swap at the connector. Unplug the inline connector, plug the new module in until it clicks, clip it back into the cutout, restore power and test.
If one of a pair has failed, replace both: they share the same hours, and the twin packs keep the light colour matched across the hood.
Check the code, then the sticker
The lamp code does most of the identification work, but the hood’s model sticker settles anything ambiguous. On most rangehoods it is inside the canopy — drop the grease filters and look up — or along the edge of the casing. Photograph both the lamp and the sticker before ordering if you are unsure, and see our guide to finding any appliance model number for the usual hiding spots. A hood whose light circuit is fine but whose fan has turned loud has a different problem — the noisy rangehood motor guide covers that diagnosis.
FAQ
What is an LSD-3 rangehood light?
It is the model code of a round LED lamp assembly — DC 4 volts, 3 watts — fitted to rangehoods from several brands. The stocked listings name Euromaid, Baumatic, Technika, Venini and Lofra fitments. The code is printed on the module housing, often alongside SYKL08.
Can I fit a standard LED downlight globe instead?
No. This is a sealed low-voltage DC module fed by the hood’s own driver, not a mains or 12 volt fitting with a removable globe. A globe of the same shape will not run correctly. Replace the module like for like using the listing that names your brand.
My hood is a brand not named here. Will the lamp still fit?
Possibly, but confirm first: fit is claimed only for the brands each listing names. Read the code on your failed lamp and send a photo of the lamp and the hood’s model sticker through the Part Finder — matching the module beats guessing across brands.
Why did both lamps fail close together?
They were installed together and run the same hours in the same heat and grease, so the second usually follows the first within months. That is why twin packs are stocked; replacing the pair also keeps the light colour even across the cooktop.
The new module does not light either. What else could it be?
A failed LED driver or a wiring fault in the hood rather than the lamp. Isolate power and confirm the connector is fully seated first. If it still will not light, send the hood’s model number through the Part Finder so the right driver can be identified.
