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KIRD KitchenAid Range Hood - Overview

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Grease Filter – Part Number: WPW10381779
$119.53
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Grease Filter
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Part #WPW10381779
Sold individually.
Grease Filter – Part Number: WPW10396091
$109.84
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Grease Filter
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Part #WPW10396091
Sold individually. Grease filter, 13" Inches long. *Note: Peel protective cover off before install.
Push Button Switch – Part Number: WPW10323305
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Push Button Switch
Part #WPW10323305
Upgrade your room's cooling power in a snap with our GE UI Board Kit. This essential piece slots right into your room air conditioner, acting as the brain that governs both the temperature and the fan settings. Why is it important? Because its job is to make sure your air conditioner runs smoothly, efficiently, and exactly how you want it to. With it, you'll have your room crisp and cool in no time. It's ideal if you've been struggling with an under-performing air conditioner. By updating your user interface control board with our GE UI Board kit, you'll quickly turn that problem around, giving your air conditioner a new lease of life. Installation is a straightforward DIY job?just make sure to turn off your house circuit breaker or disconnect your room air conditioner first, and always follow good safety practices. We all want to stay cool, but we all want to stay safe too! Remember, our GE UI Board Kit is a trusted replacement part ensuring you're not compromising on quality or performance. Get ready for reliable, efficient cooling tailored to your comfort. Welcome back the joy of a perfectly air-conditioned room with our GE UI Board Kit.
Spring – Part Number: W10323302
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Spring
Part #W10323302
Fan Switch – Part Number: WPW10240604
$136.03
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Fan Switch
Part #WPW10240604
This part activates the fan motor.
Push Button Assembly – Part Number: W10235663
$66.77
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Push Button Assembly
Part #W10235663
Motor Control – Part Number: W10235661
$155.24
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Motor Control
Part #W10235661
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 reliable airflow. Replacing a faulty control motor can resolve issues such as the fan not starting, unusual noises, or the downdraft failing to rise or function correctly. Manufactured to original equipment standards, this replacement part helps restore dependable performance to your kitchen ventilation system. Verifying your appliance model before purchase is recommended to ensure proper fit.
Push Knob – Part Number: W10323315
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Push Knob
Part #W10323315
Connector – Part Number: WPW10323323
$80.82
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Connector
Part #WPW10323323
Fan Motor – Part Number: WPW10323303
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Fan Motor
Part #WPW10323303
This part draws in air through the vent system.
Gear Motor - 115V – Part Number: WPW10323310
No Longer Available
Gear Motor - 115V
Part #WPW10323310
Capacitor – Part Number: W10282177
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Capacitor
Part #W10282177
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Exhaust fan on cooktop would not raise
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  • Scott from FRESNO, CA
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
Repair technician diagnosed faulty raise / lower switch. Technician did not have part on hand. I ordered part but I came across a blog stating that if the screens were not properly installed a complete circuit would not occur. I used two putty knives and slid them in from of the screens in teh lowered fan assembly pushing the screens in place. The fan raised up and down as designed
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On / Off switch broken
2 of 3 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Howard from Bonita, CA
  • Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
  • Screw drivers
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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