Parts for Ge UVW8361SL2SS: Range Hood Parts

This is a metal grease filter for the venting system. It traps grease and cooking residues before they reach the blower and internal components, helping maintain airflow and reduce buildup over time.

• Captures grease and particulates from cooktop vapors drawn through the vent
• Helps maintain proper airflow and ventilation performance
• Can become saturated or discolored over time and need replacement
• Common symptoms: visible grease saturation, damaged mesh/frame, persistent odors, reduced airflow

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Allow surfaces to cool; support the filter while releasing the retaining tabs or latch
• Install with the pull tab or marked side oriented as originally removed
• Check for a secure fit and restore power; replace filters as needed for best performance

LED lamp that replaces a failed interior refrigerator light, restoring bright, easy-to-see illumination so you can find items and check contents. Direct-replacement design for a simple bulb swap. What it does:

• Provides interior lighting to replace a burned-out or flickering refrigerator lamp
• Restores visibility on shelves and in crisper compartments
• Uses LED lighting for consistent, long-lasting illumination compared with older bulbs
• Designed to match the original lamp's mounting and connector style for a straightforward replacement

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before replacing the lamp to avoid shock
• Remove the old lamp cover or housing per your appliance manual, then unplug or unclip the old lamp before installing the new unit
• Handle the lamp by its housing; avoid touching exposed LED surfaces or contacts

This rubber ring is a flexible sealing gasket that helps prevent leaks and cushions components where parts join. It restores a tight seal and reduces vibration when a worn or damaged ring causes seepage or noise. What it does:

• Forms a watertight seal at a mating surface to help stop leaks and drips
• Cushions and isolates parts to reduce vibration and rattling
• Helps retain and position connected components for proper alignment
• Commonly replaced if you see cracks, flattening, ripping, or active leaking

• One rubber ring

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing appliances
• Remove the old ring and clean mating surfaces; inspect for related damage
• Lubricate lightly with water or manufacturer-recommended lubricant to ease installation
• Test operation and check for leaks after reassembly; replace again if new leaks appear

This charcoal filter traps odors in the recirculating vent system, helping your appliance freshen the air when it isn't ducted outdoors. Replace a saturated filter to restore effective odor reduction and keep ventilation working as designed.

• Adsorbs cooking odors from vapors as air passes through the filter
• Intended for non-vented operation of the ventilation system
• Common replacement signs: lingering smells, dark/saturated media, or crumbling when handled
• Works with clean grease filters to help maintain effective odor control

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Remove grille or filter cover per your owner's manual; note filter orientation/airflow arrows if present
• Install without bending; ensure it seats fully and the grille/cover is secured
• Charcoal filters are not washable—replace when saturated or as recommended by the manufacturer

This electronic power board is the main control PCB that provides regulated power and switching for the appliance's console and control functions, restoring reliable control when the original board has failed. What it does

• Supplies and distributes power to the control console and related circuitry.
• Switches and regulates oven/cooktop control signals so functions respond to user input.
• Faulty boards can cause a blank or unresponsive display, unlit console, or loss of heating/cooking control.
• Replacing the board resolves intermittent resets, display errors, and many control-related malfunctions.

• One electronic power board (control PCB) as pictured and specified by the manufacturer.

• Disconnect all power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing.
• Handle the PCB by its edges and avoid static discharge; wear an ESD strap if available.
• Use basic hand tools to access the console; keep track of screws and connectors.

This lower duct cover replaces the front bottom cover that directs airflow and protects the oven's lower cavity. Restores proper ducting and a clean stainless finish for the appliance base. What it does:

• Covers and protects the oven's lower ducting from dust, debris, and spills
• Helps maintain proper airflow under the appliance by directing vented air
• Replaces bent, dented, or corroded lower front panels for a finished appearance
• Useful when the existing cover is loose, damaged, or cosmetically worn

• One stainless steel lower duct cover

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any service
• Typically secured with a few screws; basic hand tools are usually sufficient
• Handle edges carefully to avoid cuts and ensure proper alignment before tightening

This upper duct cover replaces the stainless steel trim piece that directs airflow and protects internal ducting in compatible GE appliances. It restores proper airflow path and gives the appliance a finished, corrosion-resistant appearance. What it does:

• Covers and protects the upper exhaust/air duct area from debris and damage
• Helps maintain proper airflow by directing exhaust through the duct path
• Reduces the chance of lint or foreign objects entering internal components
• Restores the appliance's original stainless appearance where the duct is exposed

• One upper duct cover (stainless steel)

• Installation requires basic hand tools; follow the correct procedure
• Power off and unplug the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electrical hazard
• Handle edges carefully — sheet metal can be sharp; wear gloves and eye protection
• Check and reuse existing fasteners unless replacement hardware is specified by the OEM

This recirculation duct channels exhaust air from the microwave's internal blower through the filters and back into the room when set for non-vented installation, restoring a proper airflow path and helping reduce steam, smoke, and cooking odors.

• Directs exhaust airflow for recirculating microwave installations
• Routes air through filters to help reduce steam, smoke, and cooking odors
• Replace if cracked, warped, or missing to prevent leaks and rattling
• Symptoms include weak or misdirected airflow, persistent odors, or vibration/noise near the vent area

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Remove the upper grille/vent cover to access the duct; retain hardware
• Ensure the blower is configured for recirculation and seat the duct fully over the outlet
• Reinstall fasteners and grille; test the fan on each speed to confirm proper airflow

This duct cover bracket is a small metal mounting support that secures the range/hood duct cover to the appliance. It helps keep the vent cover aligned and stable so the external ducting stays properly supported and sealed. What it does:

• Secures the duct cover or vent trim to the appliance chassis to prevent movement
• Keeps the duct cover aligned to reduce gaps where air or odors can escape
• Reduces rattling and vibration caused by a loose duct cover
• Helps maintain a clean, finished appearance around the vent opening

• Basic hand tools are typically all that's needed; follow the appliance service manual for access steps.
• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing any electrical components.
• Use appropriate fasteners and torque per the manufacturer's instructions; do not overtighten.