Medium
1-2 hours
This light switch is a genuine Broan part. This item was designed for use with range hoods and allows the light bulb to turn on and off. It is an identical replacement for a missing or broken light switch that originally came with a new unit. Please make sure to check the appropriate diagram for your model for the correct location and application of this item. This part is sold individually.
Range Hood Light Switch SV08338
OEM part for: Broan
Part Number: SV08338
$87.19
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This part replaces obsolete part #: V08338
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Received a part that was only in stock here, putting a stove hood back in operation about a week earlier than with any other supplier
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Range hood light switch shorted out when wire broke off
Stephen - April 30, 2022
Tool Type
Range
Difficulty
Hard
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Headlamp
Parts Used
Turn off power to range hood at breaker panel. Fan should no longer operate. Remove the two plastic switch knobs by pulling off. These are labeled already.
Remove 3 filter panels by pushing up and out and use a screwdriver or putty knife to compress spring band on bottom end.
Remove the long filter rest from the back.
Remove one screw on right inside and remove horizontal brace (side is looking at it from the front)
Remove the lead to the fan motor (disconnect plug)
Remove 3-4 screws holding the lamp/switch panel
Lift panel up to disengage the slots on lower edge and angle the panel in such a way as to expose the inside. Identify the three wires going to the old switch. Remove the retaining nut from the old switch and retain the nut for reuse. Identify the three wire locations on the old and new switches. Remove wires from the old (pry the old one apart with a screwdriver to remove, or expose about 5/16 of bare wire) and push each wire into corresponding hole in new switch being careful that wire path is maintained so switch can be reinstalled properly.
Reinstall switch with retaining nut and tighten with needle nose pliers. Turn on power to test then turn off again.
Reinstall switch and lamp panel engaging slots at bottom and ensuring all wires are free, with screws. Reinstall R retaining brace with one screw making sure back end is held in retainers. Reattach fan motor plug.
Reinstall bottom filter rail. Compress springs and reinstall filter trays with handles facing you.
Notes: the original switch failed because one of the wires broke off where it was held within the switch by a piece of metal band. I believe this occurred due to movement and traction on the wire because the retaining nut on the switch was loose. 30 seconds to tighten it at any time before it failed probably could have prevented the failure.
Remove 3 filter panels by pushing up and out and use a screwdriver or putty knife to compress spring band on bottom end.
Remove the long filter rest from the back.
Remove one screw on right inside and remove horizontal brace (side is looking at it from the front)
Remove the lead to the fan motor (disconnect plug)
Remove 3-4 screws holding the lamp/switch panel
Lift panel up to disengage the slots on lower edge and angle the panel in such a way as to expose the inside. Identify the three wires going to the old switch. Remove the retaining nut from the old switch and retain the nut for reuse. Identify the three wire locations on the old and new switches. Remove wires from the old (pry the old one apart with a screwdriver to remove, or expose about 5/16 of bare wire) and push each wire into corresponding hole in new switch being careful that wire path is maintained so switch can be reinstalled properly.
Reinstall switch with retaining nut and tighten with needle nose pliers. Turn on power to test then turn off again.
Reinstall switch and lamp panel engaging slots at bottom and ensuring all wires are free, with screws. Reinstall R retaining brace with one screw making sure back end is held in retainers. Reattach fan motor plug.
Reinstall bottom filter rail. Compress springs and reinstall filter trays with handles facing you.
Notes: the original switch failed because one of the wires broke off where it was held within the switch by a piece of metal band. I believe this occurred due to movement and traction on the wire because the retaining nut on the switch was loose. 30 seconds to tighten it at any time before it failed probably could have prevented the failure.
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Light switch in Braun Range Hood stopped working
David - January 29, 2021
Tool Type
Range
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
Parts Used
1. Turned off circuit breaker
2. Removed all Range Hood Filters
3. Removed cover on underside of range hood by removing 4 screws and straightening out a
small retention tab
4. Removed old switch by removing nut and cutting wires - ensured remaining wires properly
stripped and prepped
5. Inserted wires into new switch. Pushing them in the opening created proper pressure to
keep them in place
6. Put new switch into hole in cover, reattached nut, then re attached range hood cover
2. Removed all Range Hood Filters
3. Removed cover on underside of range hood by removing 4 screws and straightening out a
small retention tab
4. Removed old switch by removing nut and cutting wires - ensured remaining wires properly
stripped and prepped
5. Inserted wires into new switch. Pushing them in the opening created proper pressure to
keep them in place
6. Put new switch into hole in cover, reattached nut, then re attached range hood cover
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