Parts for Broan PM25: Hood Assembly Parts

This filter captures cooking vapors and particles to keep your range hood venting efficiently and protect the blower and ductwork. Replacing a clogged or damaged filter helps restore airflow and reduces lingering kitchen odors and grease buildup.

• Traps airborne grease, smoke, and particulates drawn through the hood
• Helps maintain proper airflow and protect the fan and ducting
• Replace when torn, bent, saturated, or no longer cleans up well
• Symptoms include weak venting, excessive smoke, grease dripping, or a rattling/loose filter

• Disconnect power and allow the hood and lamps to cool before service
• Release the filter latch or tabs and remove the old filter
• Insert the new filter with the correct orientation; fully engage clips/tabs
• Restore power and verify the filter is secure and airflow is normal

This switch assembly restores dependable control of your range hood or ventilation unit, helping resolve unresponsive or intermittent controls so the appliance turns on, off, and changes settings as expected.

• Provides the user interface to turn functions on/off and change settings
• Failure signs include no response on certain settings, intermittent operation, or a stuck/loose actuator
• Heat, moisture, and normal wear can degrade internal switch contacts over time
• Replacing the switch restores smooth, consistent operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control area and photograph wiring to document positions
• Move wires one at a time to the new switch; ensure tight, fully seated connections
• Reassemble and test all functions before finalizing

This switch assembly restores dependable control of your range hood or ventilation unit, helping resolve unresponsive or intermittent controls so the appliance turns on, off, and changes settings as expected.

• Provides the user interface to turn functions on/off and change settings
• Failure signs include no response on certain settings, intermittent operation, or a stuck/loose actuator
• Heat, moisture, and normal wear can degrade internal switch contacts over time
• Replacing the switch restores smooth, consistent operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the control area and photograph wiring to document positions
• Move wires one at a time to the new switch; ensure tight, fully seated connections
• Reassemble and test all functions before finalizing

Replacement rocker switch that restores manual control of the range-hood fan or light, providing straightforward on/off operation. Use this switch to replace worn, stuck, or non-responsive controls for safer, more reliable operation. What it does

• Replaces a failed or damaged rocker-style on/off control so the fan or light will operate when switched.
• Use when the hood fan or light won't turn on, the switch feels loose or sticks, or the control works intermittently.
• Fits into the original switch location and connects to existing wiring/quick-disconnect terminals.
• Restores simple user control without replacing the entire hood control assembly.

• One rocker switch.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before servicing electrical components.
• Turn off power, label or photo the wiring for reference, then remove the old switch and attach the replacement to matching terminals.
• Secure the switch and restore power; test fan and light operation.

Replacement rocker switch that restores manual control of the range-hood fan or light, providing straightforward on/off operation. Use this switch to replace worn, stuck, or non-responsive controls for safer, more reliable operation. What it does

• Replaces a failed or damaged rocker-style on/off control so the fan or light will operate when switched.
• Use when the hood fan or light won't turn on, the switch feels loose or sticks, or the control works intermittently.
• Fits into the original switch location and connects to existing wiring/quick-disconnect terminals.
• Restores simple user control without replacing the entire hood control assembly.

• One rocker switch.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before servicing electrical components.
• Turn off power, label or photo the wiring for reference, then remove the old switch and attach the replacement to matching terminals.
• Secure the switch and restore power; test fan and light operation.