Parts for Broan RM61000ES: Range Hood Parts

This Heat Sentry is a thermal sensor that detects excessive heat in the hood and helps protect the appliance by triggering a shutdown or alert when temperatures rise above safe levels. It restores proper heat-sensing function for safety. What it does:

• Monitors hood temperature and responds if heat exceeds safe thresholds
• Trips the hood's thermal protection to stop the blower or signal an overheat condition
• Helps prevent damage from prolonged exposure to high heat while cooking
• Common symptom: hood fan stops running or won't restart after heavy cooking, or thermal protection repeatedly trips

• One Heat Sentry thermal sensor

• Turn off power at the breaker before accessing the hood or wiring
• Installation typically requires removing the hood canopy or control panel to reach the sensor
• Match mounting and connector type to your unit; replace only with the same part number

This name plate is the identification label that attaches to the appliance housing to display model, serial, and regulatory information—keeps factory identification visible and legible for service or parts replacement. What it does:

• Provides the unit's model and serial number information for identification during repairs
• Replaces faded, damaged, or missing labels that hinder proper part matching
• Helps technicians and owners verify ratings and regulatory markings
• Restores a factory appearance where the original label is worn or peeled

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any service
• Typically adheres or fastens to an exterior panel; remove old label and surface-clean before installing
• Use appropriate fasteners or adhesive as originally supplied; do not cover ventilation openings

This electronic control board replaces the failed main control in a range hood to restore fan, light, and timed functions. It provides the appliance's switching and control logic so the hood responds correctly to user commands. What it does:

• Controls fan speed selection and on/off signaling for the range hood
• Manages light operation and any timed or delay functions
• Re-establishes reliable electronic switching when the original board has failed
• Common symptoms: hood won't power on, fan or lights are unresponsive, or operation is intermittent

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any work
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge or contact with circuitry

Replacement transformer that restores power to low-voltage components in compatible Broan ventilation appliances, helping lights and control circuits operate correctly. Install the correct PN match to return normal lighting and control function. What it does

• Converts incoming power to the voltage required by low-voltage lights and control circuits in compatible Broan ventilation products.
• Replaces failed or damaged transformers that cause no power, intermittent operation, or flickering lights.
• Stops symptoms such as lights that won't turn on, intermittent lighting, or unresponsive control circuits when the transformer is the fault.
• Fits as a direct replacement when matching the appliance model and part number.

• Always disconnect electrical power at the breaker before inspecting or replacing electrical parts.
• Match wiring colors and connector types; secure all connections and grounding per OEM instructions.

This halogen light housing secures and shields the light assembly in your appliance, ensuring a stable bulb fit and safe heat management. Replace a cracked or heat-damaged housing to restore dependable, even lighting.

• Secures and aligns the halogen bulb within the fixture for proper seating
• Provides heat shielding to protect nearby components
• Helps direct light where needed
• Typical failure signs can include a loose or tilted bulb, melted/warped housing, lens/trim not attaching securely, or intermittent lighting from poor bulb seating

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Allow the bulb and housing to cool completely
• Remove lens/trim and bulb; retain fasteners and transfer the existing socket/hardware if required
• Mount the new housing securely and test operation before reinstalling the lens/trim
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; metal edges can be sharp