Parts for Broan EW5836SS: Range Hood Parts

These flue panels form the telescoping chimney cover for a range hood, giving the ductwork a finished look and allowing height adjustment to reach the ceiling. They restore the hood's exterior appearance and protect exposed ducting. What it does:

• Covers and conceals the hood's exhaust duct for a finished installation
• Telescoping panels allow adjustment to match ceiling height
• Helps prevent dust and grease from collecting on exposed ductwork
• Common symptom: visible ducting or uneven/choppy chimney appearance
• Common symptom: loose or damaged panels that rattle or don't stay in position

• Turn off power to the hood before starting work and follow all safety precautions
• Installation may require removing the hood canopy and supporting the flue while fastening
• Have a helper for steadying taller panels and aligning screw holes

This interface control module connects the user controls to the hood's fan and light systems, restoring responsive operation and consistent control communication. It replaces a faulty interface to return normal control functions. What it does:

• Routes signals between the control panel and the fan/light circuits so buttons and speed selections work correctly
• Replaces an interface that causes unresponsive or intermittent control behavior
• Helps resolve symptoms like fan or light not responding, erratic operation, or controls that only work sometimes
• Works as the electronic communication link; does not include user keypad or wiring harness unless listed

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the module carefully; avoid touching circuit traces and use ESD precautions if available
• Match connector shapes and pin counts during installation; secure all plugs and mounting points

This interface board is the user-control circuit for your vent hood. It interprets button or touch inputs and communicates with the main control so fan speeds and lights respond as commanded, restoring dependable response at the controls. What it does:

• Receives signals from the keypad/touch panel and relays them to the main control
• Manages blower speed selection and light on/off through the control system
• Can address erratic beeping, flashing indicators, or incorrect speed changes

• One interface circuit board

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; this is a line-voltage appliance
• Use ESD precautions and handle the board by the edges to avoid damage
• Photograph/label connectors and transfer ribbon cables and wiring one at a time
• Mount the board in the original location, restore power, and test all functions

Replacement electronic control board that restores power and user control to your kitchen ventilation unit. Installs in place of the original circuit board to help return fan speeds, lights and control responses to normal operation. What it does:

• Regulates power and control signals for the hood's fan/blower, lights and user interface.
• Common symptoms of failure: hood won't power on, lights or fan don't operate, intermittent or unresponsive controls, or functions stuck at one speed.
• Interfaces with the hood's existing wiring harness and mounting points to manage blower and lighting functions.

• Disconnect power at the circuit breaker before beginning work to avoid shock.
• Handle the board by its edges and use ESD precautions if available; avoid touching components or solder joints.
• Compare part numbers and connector shapes to the original board; secure with the original fasteners and fully seat all harness connectors.
• Test the unit's functions before fully reassembling.

This range hood filter traps grease and cooking residue before they reach the blower and ductwork. Replacing a saturated or damaged filter helps restore airflow, reduce smoke and odors, and keep your ventilation system performing as designed.

• Captures airborne grease and particulates from cooking exhaust
• Helps maintain proper airflow and ventilation performance
• Protects the blower and internal components from buildup
• Replace if torn, warped, or heavily saturated; symptoms include lingering smoke/odors or reduced suction

• Disconnect power to the hood and allow lamps/surfaces to cool before service
• Release retaining latch/tabs, slide the old filter out, and insert the new filter
• Match the orientation of the original and ensure the filter seats securely
• Do not operate the hood without a filter installed