ON/OFF, FAN CONTROL, LIGHT SWITCH

"When i asked the local electrician about the possibility of getting a new pcb i was told it was remote to say the least. i looked in the rangehood and saw a label k24pu. i put this into a search engine and bingo it came up with bigwarehouse.com.au....... the rest is history. so easy to install just 2 screws and solder 4 wires. thanks big warehouse."

"Part was required for a omega k20s rangehood and luckily the supplied part is a reasonable match between both models with some slight differences. part had to be soldered in place after de-solderering the faulty unit. slight differences between the connections of the k24pu and k20s models required lots of checking and careful thought to solder connect the replacement control unit. this is because the original k20s control unit has all soldered connections but the replacement k24pu model control unit has two clamped connections with the remaining connections being soldered plus there are slightly different locations for some of the connectors. carefully checking before soldering ensured a faultless result."

"The part is located at the front of the rangehood behind and connected to the buttons. remove the centre filter and there are two screws that hold a plate. lift the plate out and the box is just there.when you open the box there are 5 wires that need to be unsoldered and the two power leads are attached by screws. make sure you take a picture so you can reattachit was a bit of a pain for my install as there was no gpo so it meant turning off the power... tricky as it makes it hard to solder.thats it..."

"Isolate supply to rangehood. unscrew existing switch allow to hang. remove plastic cover. disconnect supply lead from switch. 2 screw terminals. desolder from old switch solder on new 1 wire at a time to avoid confusion. connect supply lead to new switch, install cover, reinstall into rangehood. de-isolate supply test to check function."

"Unscrew faulty part and de-solder wires. solder new component onto wires and refasten to range hood."

"Unscrew the controller, de-solder the wires from the old board and re-solder onto the new one"

"Pretty simple fix - just remove the soldered wires and replace the circuit board."

"Made sure power to unit is off by unplugging it from power. removed 3 filter cartridges there are 2 screw in vertical lip of filter recess directly behind the switch itself. remove them now you should be able to lift and lower the complete control switch. once you have done that call somebody who can do solder welding and he will take care of it i have to go but find me on face book message me and ill reply to your message if you couldnt manage to replace it. thanks"

"The power button on the range hood burnt out. i was able to source a new power board but they do not come with an attached wiring harness. the simple solution was to unsolder the burnt out switch on the board in the unit. remove the power button from the new power board and solder the four pins onto the old board. saved an awful lot of time attaching the many wires from the old unit to the new unit for the sake of one switch. i still have three new switches for future use if required."

"Followed others instructions. nothing need to add."