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Interface Blk S97018257
OEM part for: Broan
Part Number: S97018257
$170.50
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Compatibility
This part will fit the following 14 machines
Broan
QP3 Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP4 Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP430SS Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP436SS Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP442SS Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP330SS Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP330BL Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP330WW Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP336SS Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP336BL Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP336WW Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP342SS Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP342BL Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
QP342WW Range Hood View Diagrams & Manuals
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This item works with the following types of products:
- Range Parts
This part replaces obsolete part #: SS97018257, 97018257
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Does this fit my product?Questions & Answers for Interface Blk
existing QP330SS interface board will not allow fan boost option to be turned off. is this the right board to replace or should I replace circuit board ?
Scott
asked on 2023-04-06
Hi Scott,
Thank you for your question. This part would include the circuit board. If you need the white user interface, the part number listed for it is S97018256. If you have any questions, please let us know. We look forward to hearing from you!
eReplacementParts Team April 06, 2023
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Circuit board was defective (Clock would not keep time)
Stephen - January 18, 2023
👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Range
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Flashlight, ESD wristband
Parts Used
User Interface, Black
Part #: S97018257
Installation Guide:
1- Turn off power (Breaker) or unplug unit as applicable.
2- Remove particulate filters (2).
3- While supporting fan shroud (assistant would be helpful but not necessay), remove 6 retaining screws. 1 at each corner and 1 at front edge and rear edge in center of shroud.
NOTE - This is a good time to carefully clean away excess oil/grease that may have accumulated on the inside surfaces. Filters may be cleaned in the dishwasher if needed.
4- Carefully pry away Black face label from front of vent hood. I suggest you apply some painters tape around the outside of the label to prevent accidental scratching of the metal surface.
5- Once the label is removed, it will be possible to see the 3 screws retaining the circuit board assembly in to place. Carefully Remove the 3 screws while using one hand (or an assistant) to hold assembly in place.
6- Once screws have been removed, it is very easy to simply slide the assembly to the right side and aft of the hood and allow to hang down by the wire assembly. Note the location of the wires to the assembly as the longest wire cable will mount on the Left side when viewing the panel assembly.
Remove the 3 wire cables.
7- Clean surface of vent assembly with alcohol where the black label will be attached. DO NOT saturate the area. This will ensure no glue remains on the surface which could negatively affect application of the new label (Faceplate).
CAUTION - In order to prevent Electrostatic damage to the new Circuit board assembly, Use an approved ESD wrist band from this point forward.
8- Avoid touching any circuitry and only handle the board by the edges. Remove the new circuit board assembly from the Gray colored ESD wrapper and place on ESD wrapper during back-up plate installation.
9- Assemble the black back-up plate to the circuit board assy with the 3 small black screws provided. DO NOT Over-tighten screws or damage to the board may occur. Tighten only enough to ensure screws are flush to the surface and that the board and back-up plate are not loose.
10- Reattach the 3 wire cables previously removed.
11- Carefully insert the Circuit board assembly back into proper position on the vent hood. Be careful not to scratch the clock face and reattach using the 3 silver screws provided.
12- Once the assembly is securely in place, restore power to the vent assembly and carefully check that clock illuminates, lights and fan operates. If all functions work, proceed to the next step to apply the Black faceplate.
13- Apply the new Black faceplate .
14- Install cleaned filters.
15- Set clock and lighting functions as desired.
Part #: S97018257
Installation Guide:
1- Turn off power (Breaker) or unplug unit as applicable.
2- Remove particulate filters (2).
3- While supporting fan shroud (assistant would be helpful but not necessay), remove 6 retaining screws. 1 at each corner and 1 at front edge and rear edge in center of shroud.
NOTE - This is a good time to carefully clean away excess oil/grease that may have accumulated on the inside surfaces. Filters may be cleaned in the dishwasher if needed.
4- Carefully pry away Black face label from front of vent hood. I suggest you apply some painters tape around the outside of the label to prevent accidental scratching of the metal surface.
5- Once the label is removed, it will be possible to see the 3 screws retaining the circuit board assembly in to place. Carefully Remove the 3 screws while using one hand (or an assistant) to hold assembly in place.
6- Once screws have been removed, it is very easy to simply slide the assembly to the right side and aft of the hood and allow to hang down by the wire assembly. Note the location of the wires to the assembly as the longest wire cable will mount on the Left side when viewing the panel assembly.
Remove the 3 wire cables.
7- Clean surface of vent assembly with alcohol where the black label will be attached. DO NOT saturate the area. This will ensure no glue remains on the surface which could negatively affect application of the new label (Faceplate).
CAUTION - In order to prevent Electrostatic damage to the new Circuit board assembly, Use an approved ESD wrist band from this point forward.
8- Avoid touching any circuitry and only handle the board by the edges. Remove the new circuit board assembly from the Gray colored ESD wrapper and place on ESD wrapper during back-up plate installation.
9- Assemble the black back-up plate to the circuit board assy with the 3 small black screws provided. DO NOT Over-tighten screws or damage to the board may occur. Tighten only enough to ensure screws are flush to the surface and that the board and back-up plate are not loose.
10- Reattach the 3 wire cables previously removed.
11- Carefully insert the Circuit board assembly back into proper position on the vent hood. Be careful not to scratch the clock face and reattach using the 3 silver screws provided.
12- Once the assembly is securely in place, restore power to the vent assembly and carefully check that clock illuminates, lights and fan operates. If all functions work, proceed to the next step to apply the Black faceplate.
13- Apply the new Black faceplate .
14- Install cleaned filters.
15- Set clock and lighting functions as desired.
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User interface panel on hood had holes from use and not working reliably
Michael - April 23, 2020
Tool Type
Range
Difficulty
Medium
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Nutdriver, Adjustable Wrench, Soap and water to clean blower
Parts Used
Turned off breaker and disconnected wiring behind baffle. Removed range hood from cabinent, pulled connections and removed circuit board, screws were hidden under touch screen (which needed replacement). While unit was apart, pulled and cleaned blower squirrel cage. Installed new circuit board and touch screen. Reinstalled hood, supported with wood braces while attaching. Reconnected wiring. All tested OK
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