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PRV30 Dacor Range Hood - Overview

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Switch Harness Kit – Part Number: DE81-07174A
$249.95
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Service Slim Line Knob – Part Number: DE81-09307A
$21.95
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Service Slim Line Knob
Part #DE81-09307A
Clip – Part Number: DE81-10408A
$6.55
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Clip
Part #DE81-10408A
Fan Speed Control Kit – Part Number: DE81-05286A
$98.84
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Fan Speed Control Kit
Part #DE81-05286A
SVC Pot Harness Kit – Part Number: DE81-04013A
$61.54
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SVC Pot Harness Kit
Part #DE81-04013A
Service Filter Grill Assembly – Part Number: DE81-08653A
$139.44
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Service Filter Grill Assembly
Part #DE81-08653A
Slim Relay – Part Number: DE81-08250A
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Slim Relay
Part #DE81-08250A
Drive Arm – Part Number: DE81-10298A
$233.95
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Drive Arm
Part #DE81-10298A
SVC-BRACKET FILTER RETAININ;82182,E30DD7 – Part Number: DE81-04653A
$75.59
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SVC-SCREW;83408,#8-32X 3/4 PHIL,DR30D-C/ – Part Number: DE81-02063A
$6.40
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MOTOR – Part Number: 00684962
$666.09
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MOTOR
Part #00684962
This motor delivers the mechanical power needed to drive appliance functions. Engineered for consistent output and durability, it supports smooth operation and dependable performance.
Slim Line Bezel – Part Number: DE81-09034A
$27.76
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Slim Line Bezel
Part #DE81-09034A

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Richard - For model number PRV30
March 9, 2023
Downdraft vent was installed in new home. There is a long rectangular black rubber gasket that the vent rests on when not being used. This gasket has gotten disfigured maybe from heat off cooktop. Is there a replacement gasket?
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Hello Richard, thank you for contacting us. According to our research, the part you are looking for is the gasket foam, part number PS16630390. We hope this helps, good luck with the repair!
$15.00
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SVC-GASKET FOAM 27 5;92310-004,E30DD75ES
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John - For model number PRV30
June 27, 2023
When we press the button, our vent raises and then lowers repeatedly. It will stop if the button is pressed when the vent is nearly fully lowered. The fan never seems to come on, but it might just be deactivating when the vent is lowering. Do the limit switches need adjusting (or replacing), or is it something else, like the relay or the speed controller that needs fixing?
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Hi John, thank you for the query. According to our research, you may need to check the fan speed controller, part number PS16629416, to fix the issue. We hope this helps!
$98.84
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Fan Speed Control Kit
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I bought the wrong unit
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  • Donald from Metairie, LA
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Pliers, Screw drivers
The downdraft vent I wanted would rise up 10". The one I ordered went up 15". Looked like the Great Wall of China on our countertop. Dacor tipped me off on the change out of the drive arm and raise arm to make it rise less. The raise arm still proved to be about 3.5" too long so I had to drill a new hole in it and lop off that much ste el to make it work. Looks perfect on the rise up now. Thanks
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