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KIRD801VSS0 KitchenAid Range Hood

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VENTILATION PARTS Diagram and Parts List for KitchenAid Range Hood
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Fan Switch – Part Number: WPW10240604
$132.88
This part activates the fan motor.
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Motor Control – Part Number: W10235661
$151.65
This genuine OEM control motor helps operate the downdraft ventilation system by turning the fan on and off as needed. It plays a key role in proper ventilation by supporting smooth fan operation and ...
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Push Button Assembly – Part Number: W10235663
$65.23
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Fuse – Part Number: WPW10235651
$58.09
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SWITCH – Part Number: W10235643
No Longer Available
Motor – Part Number: WPW10235654
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FILTR-GRSE – Part Number: W10235659
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CAPACITOR – Part Number: W10136368
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CNTRL-ELEC – Part Number: W10235652
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HARNS-WIRE – Part Number: W10235649
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SCREW-ELVT – Part Number: W10235656
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COVR-CNTRL – Part Number: WPW10235664A
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Customer:
Howard from Bonita, CA
Parts Used:
W10235663, W10235661
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers
On / Off switch broken
The retractable range ventilator stopped working in the up positiion. Removed grease filter. Removed existing CONTRL-MTR. Disconnected 2 flat control cables and connected them to new CONTRL-MTR and installed the new CONTRL-MTR. Also replaced the push button switch. Replaced grease filter. In testing the unit the ventilater would retra ct but not come back up unless I lifted the top trim piece with the push button switch in it and stuck a tooth pick in the hole to activate the switch. The down rod of the new pushbutton switch was too short. I then noticed the old push button switch had a very thin hard plastic tube extending the down rod. I transfered the tube to the new switch and it worked OK.
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