Cathy F. March 17, 2022 for Model Number PHS120A-3377 We need to replace the broken fan control switch on our Jenn-Air CVGX2423B. I understand that Part # PSS120A-3377 is now replaced by part # 74009254, but it now appears to have a printed circuit board where the old part just had an attachment point for a black and yellow wire. Is there an adaptor that is required to install the new part? Thank you
1 Answer Hello Cathy, You will actually need to order WP7403P876-60 for the model provided. Read More...
Jeff August 24, 2017 for Model Number JED8430ADB I have a shorted Solid State Control (Manufacturer ABB, Part #PHS120A-4210) evidently no longer made for our Jenn-Air cooktop w/ center downdraft SN 19137792EL. I bought a new blower speed control, but found the blower fan is on continuously, even without any speed control in the circuit. As the ABB SSAC unit evidently cannot be replaced, would you think I could disconnect the black power lead and the black blower lead from the shorted SSAC unit, then connect them to the two blades of the speed control -- i.e., just don't use the SSAC unit in the circuit at all? Many thanks.
1 Answer Hello Jeff. Sorry, we ae not able to advise rewiring or bypassing any part on an appliance unless the manufacturer suggest you do so. Thank you. Read More...
Rich March 21, 2016 for Model Number CP200B My Jenn Air downdraft cooktop fan started coming on by itself and will not shut off. Turning the fan control knob does change the fan speed, but will no longer shut it off. How do I replace the switch? Does the cooktop have to be removed from the countertop?
1 Answer Rich, To remove the control panel remove the cartridge and there will be a couple screws on the edge of the opening that you can remove and this will allow the control panel to be lifted up and out to replace the fan control. Read More...
Ray March 12, 2016 for Model Number JED8430ADB Fan appears to be missing the "high" speed. The suction appears to be low and smoke is not cleared as fast as I remembered before. As the knob is turned clockwise, the speed does lower. Does the switch need to be replaced?
1 Answer Ray, The fan switch would be the most likely cause for the fan to not run on high speed. Read More...
Oscar R November 08, 2015 for Model Number JED8430ADB The fan blower switch stop working. I order part number 71001303 and I was sent part number 74009254. The switch looks nothing like the one on stove and wont go on. I thought perhaps this was an alternate part that wood fit but no instructions and completely different part. Need help!
1 Answer Hello Oscar. Sorry, the part your needing 71001303 has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part. Read More...
Rich May 16, 2015 for Model Number Cve3400b I just received an order from you, order number 7487131. On it is one fan control switch p/n 74009254. It did not come with a nut to attach to control block and the nut from old switch is to large, it does not fit. Went to a local hardware store and they had nothing would fit. Was this switch supposed to come with a nut? If not where can I get one?if you have please mail me one. Thanks
Erik F April 29, 2015 for Model Number CVE3401B I need to replace the fan switch on a Jenn-Air CVE3401B. I have ordered the part (AP4097683), but I need instructions on how to replace it. The part description doesn't look like the part of the switch I can see from the top of the cooktop.
1 Answer Erik, To replace the switch you will need to pull the unit out from installation. Remove the screws from the vent area that hold the vent in place and remove the screws around the perimeter that holds the glass. This will give you access to the fan switch to replace it. The fan switch would just get unplugged and new one would plug in then reinstall. Read More...
Barbara B February 05, 2015 for Model Number CP320B I have just received whirlpool replacement part 74009254 fan switch. It is suppose to fit my CP320B Jenn Air cooktop but it does not. My old switch has several wires grouped together that connect into the switch with one plug. There are two sets of these wires grouped together so as there are to plugs. The problem is that the plugs can not fit into the switch because of the grouping of wires connected to them. Any suggestions?
1 Answer Barbara, The fan switch that your unit calls for is part number 04100193 which unfortunately is discontinued by the manufacturer with no suitable replacement available. Read More...
Sean P. January 20, 2015 for Model Number jp370b9k1bc Hi I cant find this model number. It is a GE downdraft electric cooktop. I need a new fan switch for it. It is a three wire, High-Medium-Off. Thanks for your time. Sean
Ray December 21, 2014 for Model Number JED8430ADB The replacement switch that you sent me has two unlabeled spade terminals. The existing switch has three wires, black, white, and red. How do I connect the new switch? Your help line did confirm that this should be the correct switch, but it looks nothing like the original.
1 Answer Hello Ray, Dis-connect power to the unit and remove the old switch. The black wire that leads to the black on the terminal block, (power supply connection), goes on one side of the switch and the black wire that goes to the fan motor goes on the other side of the switch. The remaining wires can be cut and terminated. The manufacturer expects that the old wires be removed from the unit, but as long as they cannot touch any other wiring, they can remain. Read More...