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Customer Questions and Answers for Control Unit by Bosch

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By: Bosch
Part Number: OEM11349129
Manufacturer Part Number: 00427159

This Control Unit is an OEM part for Bosch vent hoods. Serving as the central control hub, this unit governs the various functions and settings of the vent hood. 

A common issue with a malfunctioning Control Unit involves electrical malfunctions or component failure.  

Symptoms of a defective Control Unit may include:

  • Inoperative fan or lighting functions
  • Unresponsive control buttons or settings
  • Erratic behavior or intermittent functioning of the vent hood

This OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau, and some Kenmore models.

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Ernie for Model Number PH36GS/04

1. Rt side halogen light goes off but tapping it turns it back on, replace bulb and socket? Pn? 2. Both halogen lights come on but do not dim even though the led say they are on. Replace transformer pn? 3.Now unit comes on all by itself and cycles repeatedly thru lights, fan, off and can not be stopped. Turning power off and on does not reset, unit just starts the cycle again. Replace 8 button control board pn? 1-off 2-fan speed 3-auto 4-delay 5-filter reminder 6- light on/dim/off 7-heat lamp lt 8- heat lamp rt 4. How do I remove and replace the 8 button panel?

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Ernie, it is possible that the halogen bulb is not inserted fully or there may be a wiring issue. The part number for the bulb and socket is [00620803]. Based off of the wiring diagram the main control [00655614] should be what is sending voltage directly to the lamps and would be responsible for dimming them. The main control is also more than likely going to be responsible for the cycle being repeated. The controls can be accessed by removing the filters and removing the retaining nuts on the inside of the hood. It is recommended to do this with the unit unplugged.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Wednesday, March 6, 2019

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