OEM Broan Range Hood Parts & Accessories

Knob, Black

$39.86

Fix Number: FIX10279974
Manufacturer Part Number: S600348

This part includes one black OEM control knob for range hoods. The control knob allows you to turn the blower fan motor and light switch on and off. This knob is made out of a durable plastic and can be easily removed by simply pulling it straight off its post by hand, no tools required. It is most commonly replaced because it no longer secures properly to the post or is has cracked or chipped.

Lamp Diffuser

$51.06

★★★★★

1 Review

Fix Number: FIX10432313
Manufacturer Part Number: S97018564

Grease Filter

$39.86

★★★★★

1 Review

Fix Number: FIX10282046
Manufacturer Part Number: SB08087294

Side Fastener, Black

$24.91

Fix Number: FIX12009610
Manufacturer Part Number: SB080814099

Lens

$49.83

Fix Number: FIX10281910
Manufacturer Part Number: SB03293051

This lens is sold individually and sourced right from the original manufacturer. This clear plastic part measures approximately 3.5-inches long by 2.5-inches wide. It helps to protect the light bulb and disperse and soften the light. If this plastic part cracks it will need to be replaced. To install your new lens, no tools are needed, just remove the old lens and pop the new one into place into the brackets.

Filter

$39.86

Fix Number: FIX10280177
Manufacturer Part Number: S97007696

Foam Filter 61/4 X 23-5/8"

$39.86

Fix Number: FIX10281103
Manufacturer Part Number: s99010175

Lens

$39.86

Fix Number: FIX10281912
Manufacturer Part Number: SB03294757

Light Lens

$39.86

★★★★★

1 Review

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. Read more...