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Fan Switch
$19.95
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX953545
Manufacturer Part Number
WB24X10129
This is the replacement fan switch for your range hood. When you turn the knob to turn the range fan on, the fan switch is actuated. If your fan will not turn on when the knob is turned, you most likely have an issue with the fan switch. The fan has a main square portion with a red center that connects to the fan control knob. The main portion is approximately 1 inch in diameter. This part is sold individually. Be sure to disconnect the power source from your range before you begin this repair.

Installation Instructions

Thomas from Wildwood Crest, NJ
plastic stems broke replaced both switches
Turn off circuit breaker to vent hood. Note how narrow wire channel cover fits into switch cover underneath hood. Remove range burners and sit on range facing switch cover for access to screws with small Phillips head screwdriver. Remove both back wire cover and switch cover screws. Remove covers. Remove plastic control knobs on front by pulling straight off. Do not twist. With pliers or wrench remove two locking nuts. Light switch has three wires. Fan switch has four. Note wire colors and corresponding numbered slots on back of switch. Using end of large paper clip push into wire slot behind wire to loosen spring tension and carefully pull wire straight out. Do all wires in one switch at a time. Keep wire end straight and insert into correct numbered slot on new switch. Do not overtighten locking nuts upon reassembly. Replace knobs. Screw switch cover back on and then narrow wire cover. Turn circuit breaker on. Test new switches. Read more...
FILTER
$36.60
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX11769929
Manufacturer Part Number
W10915369
This replacement grease filter is designed for use in range hoods to help maintain a clean and odor-free kitchen environment. Measuring approximately 7 1/2 inches wide, 8 3/4 inches high, and 1/2 inch deep, it features a dual-layer design with aluminum mesh to trap grease particles and a charcoal layer to absorb smoke and cooking odors. To install, simply remove the old filter and dispose of it, then align the new filter in the designated compartment and secure it using the appropriate fasteners. Always confirm compatibility with your range hood model before purchase.
Light Switch
$17.95
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Fix Number
FIX953546
Manufacturer Part Number
WB24X10130
This is the replacement light switch for your range. It comes with the actual switch, and the hex nut that goes with it. The switch is approximately 1 ¼ inches by 1 ¼ inches, and the hex nut is approximately ½ an inch in diameter. When you press the switch, it allows you to turn the range light on and off. If the light does not come on when you hit the switch, you may need to replace it. Be sure to disconnect your microwave from the power source before you begin this repair. This part is an authentic OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
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Installation Instructions

Thomas from Wildwood Crest, NJ
plastic stems broke replaced both switches
Turn off circuit breaker to vent hood. Note how narrow wire channel cover fits into switch cover underneath hood. Remove range burners and sit on range facing switch cover for access to screws with small Phillips head screwdriver. Remove both back wire cover and switch cover screws. Remove covers. Remove plastic control knobs on front by pulling straight off. Do not twist. With pliers or wrench remove two locking nuts. Light switch has three wires. Fan switch has four. Note wire colors and corresponding numbered slots on back of switch. Using end of large paper clip push into wire slot behind wire to loosen spring tension and carefully pull wire straight out. Do all wires in one switch at a time. Keep wire end straight and insert into correct numbered slot on new switch. Do not overtighten locking nuts upon reassembly. Replace knobs. Screw switch cover back on and then narrow wire cover. Turn circuit breaker on. Test new switches. Read more...
LAMP SOCKET
$30.95
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX12170321
Manufacturer Part Number
WB18X27245
CHARCOAL FILTER
$31.86
On Order
Fix Number
FIX12716388
Manufacturer Part Number
WB02X32266
Combination Grease and Odor Filter
$38.95
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Fix Number
FIX223976
Manufacturer Part Number
WB02X10700
It is used for many ranges and vent hoods.

Installation Instructions

Syed from Silver Spring, MD
Filter replacement
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Fan Blade
$26.95
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1 Review
Fix Number
FIX952006
Manufacturer Part Number
WB02X11025
This part is the replacement fan for your range hood. It is made of white plastic and is approximately 7 inches in diameter. The fan blade helps to dissipate smoke and smells from your range. The main reason you would want to repair the fan blade is if it is damaged, and will not rotate. To remove the fan, use a pair of pliers to grab the retaining clip, and pull the fan blade off the shaft of the motor. This part is sold individually and is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
SVC-FILTER 15 188 X 11 875;62353,E308WV6
$38.95
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX16554193
Manufacturer Part Number
DE81-05290A
Experience lasting performance and reliability with this genuine Samsung appliance part. Expertly engineered for durability and efficiency, it’s a smart solution for restoring your appliance without the need for a full replacement. This versatile component integrates seamlessly with compatible models, helping to extend the life of your appliance. By choosing this part, you're investing in Samsung’s trusted quality and innovation. It's a simple, effective way to enhance functionality and keep your appliance running like new.
Light Lens
$12.63
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Fix Number
FIX10281344
Manufacturer Part Number
S99110437
This is an OEM light lens for a range hood and it is sold as an individual part. It is also sometimes referred to as a bulb cover, as this small plastic piece encases the bulb, protects and hides it. This part is easily installed by just snapping it into place, no tools required.

Installation Instructions

John C from BELLA VISTA, AR
The hood light stopped working (switch failure - not the light bulb or socket), the fan switch worked fine, but replaced anyway.
1. Shut off applicable circuit breaker to isolate power to exhaust hood.
2. Unscrewed the single machine screw holding the wiring channel cover in place. Used 1/8" nutdriver.
3. Tape labeled (R & L) the associated electrical wires to light switch and colored wires to fan switch for exact replacement.
4. Pulled off the connector wires by the metal clips using needle nose pliers (some were very stubborn (grease corrosion or tight).
5. Could not pinch the plastic expanders on switches and push through from rear as I expected. Had to pry switches from front with screwdriver, wiggle one side free, and then force switch through from back side. This was the hardest task as they fight to stay in place. They come out the front side only.
6. Inserted from the front both fan and light switches, noting the switch label positions of the new and old to get the wiring and on-off positions to be the same as the old.
7. Reconnected all the labeled wires to the new switch pole connectors.
8. Turned on circuit breaker and tested new switches.
9 . Replaced the wiring channel cover and screwed in the metal holding screw with nutdriver.
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Grease Filter
$27.18
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX1847969
Manufacturer Part Number
6802A
The grease filter in your microwave range hood is used to trap dirt and debris from the air that result while cooking. A clogged and dirty filter can decrease the efficiency of your microwave, can cause the exhaust fan to not circulate properly, or can change the taste and smell of your food. Depending on how often you cook, the filter should be replaced every six to eight months. This grease filter is a genuine OEM part that measures approximately 13.5 inches by 6 inches and is made of aluminum. This part is sold individually.
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Installation Instructions

CHERYL from McHENRY,, IL
(2)-Repairs: Replaced Grill Vent, & replaced both 'grease' & 'charcoal filters
Grill vent: Cleaned area 1st. / Grill vent snapped in, and screwed in (2) screws. "Easy does it"! (otherwise you'll break the thin plastic tabs on top of the grill vent.) / Top of vent has (4) screws, so I put a touch of red fingernail polish on the (2) screws that hold grill vent in place, to identify which screws to remove-when I want to clean the inside again. / The grease filters slide out by pulling L-to-R & R-to-L. / The old charcoal filters are removed by pushing filter to REAR of unit, with front of filter dropping down to remove. Replace by doing the same thing to install the new filters. Read more...

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