Parts for Ge PV976N1SS: 01 - Range Hood Parts

Fix a range hood fan that won't start or runs intermittently with this motor start/run capacitor. Easy DIY repair restores proper motor performance.

Removes cooking odors in recirculating range hoods. Replace when odor absorption weakens or airflow decreases. Confirm your hood recirculates air indoors.

Traps airborne grease and cooking particles to protect your ventilation system. Replace every 6 months or when saturated to maintain airflow and reduce odors. Confirm fit with your hood model.

Range hood not responding to controls or fan speeds not working? This control board regulates all electronic functions. Direct replacement part.

Lower duct cover panel for range hood ventilation systems. Replaces cracked, dented, or missing covers. Installs on the lower ductwork section.

Range hood not responding or lights not working? The control transformer supplies low-voltage power to electronics. Moderate difficulty repair.

Replace your range hood transition damper to restore proper exhaust airflow and prevent backflow. Controls venting direction for optimal performance. Confirm fit with your model number before ordering.

Replace your range hood blower motor if the fan won't run or makes grinding noises. This motor assembly keeps your ventilation system working properly.

Air deflector for range hood ventilation systems. Directs airflow within the ductwork. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper air routing.

This duct bucket is a replacement plastic exhaust channel that helps direct dryer airflow from the drum to the blower and vent, restoring proper venting and reducing lint bypass. What it does

• Channels exhaust air through the dryer to maintain consistent airflow.
• Helps route lint toward the lint filter area and prevents bypass leaks.
• Reduces air restrictions that can cause longer dry times or overheating.
• A cracked or warped bucket can cause unusual noises, air leaks, or reduced drying performance.

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before starting any repair.
• Access typically requires removing the dryer front panel or top; keep fasteners organized.
• Inspect surrounding seals and the lint trap for damage; replace as needed to ensure a proper seal.