Parts for Ge PV977N4SS: Range Hood Parts

This metal blower mounting bracket secures the dryer blower assembly to the cabinet, keeping the blower wheel aligned for proper airflow and quieter operation. It restores stable blower positioning after wear or damage. What it does:

• Holds the blower housing/assembly in place to maintain correct blower wheel alignment
• Reduces wobble, vibration, and rubbing between the blower and housing
• Helps restore proper airflow and drying performance when bracket failure causes misalignment
• Prevents further wear to the blower motor and wheel by stabilizing the assembly

• Disconnect power (and gas supply for gas dryers) before servicing; follow lockout/tagout practices.
• Access requires removing the dryer cabinet/front or rear panel.
• Reuse or replace screws and fasteners as specified by the manufacturer; ensure bracket is seated and blower wheel clearance is correct.
• If you find additional damage to the blower wheel or motor, inspect and replace those parts as needed.

This charcoal filter removes cooking odors in appliances configured to recirculate air instead of venting outdoors. Replacing a saturated or damaged filter helps restore odor absorption and maintain effective airflow. What it does:

• Adsorbs cooking odors and some smoke in non-vented installations
• Helps maintain airflow and fan performance when replaced as the filter becomes saturated
• Common symptoms of a spent filter: lingering odors, reduced airflow, darkened or crumbling media
• Designed for recirculating setups; typically not used on externally vented installations

• Charcoal filter

• Disconnect power before service and allow the appliance to cool
• Open the front grille or bottom access panel and release any tabs or screws holding the old filter
• Install the new filter in the same orientation and secure it
• Wear gloves; nearby metal edges can be sharp

This grease filter traps airborne grease and cooking particles before they reach the blower and ductwork. Replacing a saturated or damaged filter helps restore vent performance, reduce lingering odors and smoke, and protect the ventilation system from buildup.

• Captures grease and particulates from cooktop exhaust to keep the vent path cleaner
• Helps maintain proper airflow and smoke/steam capture
• Common replacement signs: weak suction, visible saturation, tears/warping, or sagging

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance and filter area to cool before starting
• Open the filter panel/grille; support the filter while releasing tabs or latches
• Note orientation and seating; install the new filter securely without bending it
• Do not operate the vent without a grease filter; test fan operation after installation

This main control board manages oven functions and user interface, restoring timed bake, broil, temperature control and display operation when the control fails. Replaces the primary electronic control for oven cycle and display logic. What it does

• Receives user inputs and sends control signals to heating elements, igniters and fans
• Drives the oven display and clock so settings and temperatures are visible
• Regulates bake/broil cycles and timing functions for accurate cook cycles
• Faulty board can cause a blank or unresponsive control panel, incorrect temperature control, or failure to start heating

• One main control board

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting
• Take photos or label wiring connectors to ensure correct reconnection
• Handle the board by edges and avoid static discharge; do not bend or touch components
• After installation, restore power and run a short test cycle to normal operation

This transition damper is a replacement damper assembly that directs and seals oven/exhaust airflow for proper venting. Restores correct airflow management to help prevent backflow and reduce venting issues. What it does:

• Opens and closes to route exhaust airflow through the cooking appliance vent path
• Seals the vent when closed to limit backdraft and unwanted air transfer
• Helps maintain proper venting for consistent oven performance
• Commonly replaces dampers that are stuck, warped, or fail to move smoothly

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before installing to avoid injury
• Handle the damper and actuator components gently; avoid bending the damper flap
• Verify orientation and fit against the vent housing before final fastening