Lingering kitchen smoke and loud rattling clear up fast with the right range hood parts. Fresh grease filters, quiet blower motors, and switches restore ventilation across under-cabinet, island, and wall-mount vent hoods.
Find range hood parts at BlueStars Parts for common ventilation and kitchen hood repairs. Shop grease filters, light lens covers, control knobs, and other compatible replacement components by model or part number.
If your range hood filter is clogged, a light cover is cracked, or a control knob is worn or missing, replacing the affected part can help restore normal use without replacing the entire hood.
Which Range Hood Part Matches Your Problem?
Range hood airflow feels weak: inspect the grease filter for heavy buildup, blockage, or damage.
Grease filter is bent or difficult to clean: replace it when the mesh or frame is damaged or no longer fits securely.
Range hood light lens is cracked or missing: replace the cover with the correct part number and compatible hood model.
Control knob is loose, cracked, or missing: compare the shaft style, dimensions, and original knob number before ordering.
Before ordering, check the range hood model number, original part number, dimensions, and mounting or shaft configuration.
Popular Range Hood Replacement Parts
The current Range Hood collection focuses on three common repair needs:
Range Hood Grease Filters: replacement filters help trap grease and airborne cooking residue before it reaches the blower and ductwork.
Range Hood Light Lens Covers: replacement covers protect the bulb area and restore the finished appearance of compatible hood assemblies.
Range Hood Control Knobs: replacement knobs restore control when the original knob is cracked, stripped, loose, or missing.
Always match the original part number and hood model before ordering, especially for filters and knobs that may look similar but use different dimensions or mounting designs.
How to Find the Right Range Hood Replacement Part
Step 1: Find the range hood model number. Common locations include on top of the hood, behind the filter, or underneath the hood.
Step 2: Find the original part number. Check the old filter, lens cover, knob, or manufacturer documentation for a printed or molded number.
Step 3: Measure the existing part. For filters and covers, compare width, height, and thickness.
Step 4: Check mounting details. For knobs, confirm the shaft type and fit. For lens covers, compare tabs, clips, and overall shape.
Step 5: Check cross-reference numbers. Some replacement parts may list several older or alternate numbers.
Step 6: Confirm compatible models. Similar hoods from the same brand can use different replacement parts.
Quick Tip: Do not choose a range hood filter only by appearance. Even small differences in width, height, or thickness can prevent proper installation.
When Should a Range Hood Grease Filter Be Replaced?
Metal grease filters can often be cleaned and reused, but replacement may be needed when the frame is bent, the mesh is damaged, grease buildup cannot be removed effectively, or the filter no longer stays securely in place.
A damaged filter can allow more grease and debris to enter the hood assembly, so inspect it regularly if you cook frequently.
Can Range Hood Parts Fit Multiple Brands?
Some replacement range hood parts may fit several models or brands when the original part number, dimensions, and mounting configuration match.
Before ordering, compare:
Range hood brand and model
Original part number
Replacement or cross-reference number
Filter dimensions
Knob shaft type
Lens mounting design
Compatible model list
Range Hood Parts FAQs
How do I know which range hood filter I need?
Find the range hood model number and original filter number first. Then compare the filter width, height, thickness, frame style, and compatible models.
Can a metal range hood filter be cleaned instead of replaced?
Yes. Many aluminum grease filters can be cleaned and reused if the mesh and frame are still in good condition. Replace the filter if it is bent, damaged, deteriorated, or no longer fits securely.
Why is my range hood airflow weak?
A heavily clogged grease filter can restrict airflow, but weak ventilation can also result from blocked ductwork or blower problems. Clean or inspect the filter first before replacing other components.
How do I find my range hood model number?
Check on top of the hood, behind the grease filter, or underneath the hood assembly. The exact location varies by manufacturer and model.
Why Choose BlueStars Parts for Range Hood Repairs?
BlueStars Parts offers replacement components for common range hood maintenance and repair needs.
Search by model or part number
Find grease filters, light covers, and control knobs
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Check dimensions before ordering
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Common Model Number Locations
Need help finding your model number? Select your appliance or lawn equipment below for location diagrams
Model number locations for Central Air:
Above the refrigerant valves on the back of the air conditioner
On the side of the unit near the run capacitor or electrical lines that go into your home
Model number locations for Portable:
On either side of the exterior
On the back of the unit where the power cord is located
Model number locations for Window Unit / Built-in:
In the cool air exhaust port
To the left of the fan opening, on the weather barrier
Below the control panel
On either side of the exterior
Behind the front grill on the frame
Model number locations for Built-in:
On the door frame
On the inside of the tub wall
Behind the control panel
On the door
Inside the edge of the unit
Model number locations for Portable:
On the back exterior
On the door
On the side of hose storage
Inside the edge of the unit
Model number locations for New Style:
On inside of the door
On the door frame
On the back exterior of the unit
On the exterior side of the unit
Model number locations for Old Style:
Behind the control panel
On the inside of the door
On the door frame
On the exterior side of the unit
Model number locations for Washer-Dryer Combo:
At the top of the unit
On the inside of the dryer door
On the door frame
Under the washer lid
On either side of the exterior
Model number locations for Countertop:
On the back exterior of the unit
On the door frame
On the exterior side of the unit
On interior wall
On the control panel
On side of door
Model number locations for Oven-Microwave Combo:
On the right-hand side of the vent, under the control panel
On the interior wall of the microwave (microwave model number only)
On the door frame
On the rear panel
Model number locations for Over The Range:
On the exterior back of the unit
Model number locations for Electric Cooktop:
Inside the top part of the vent duct (in down-draft models)
Underneath a burner
Underneath a knob
Underneath the cooktop (lift-up style)
Bottom of cooktop
Model number locations for Oven:
On an exterior wall
On an inside wall
On the door frame
Model number locations for Oven-Microwave Combo:
On the right-hand side of the vent, under the control panel
On the interior wall of the microwave (microwave model number only)
On the door frame
On the rear panel
Model number locations for Range:
Behind the control panel
Under the front surface unit
On the door frame
Interior side panel
On the exterior of the unit
On the inside of the lower storage compartment wall
Model number locations for Range Vent Hood:
On top the hood
Behind the filter
Under the hood
Model number locations for Chest:
On the inside of the door
On the exterior back of the unit
Inside on the rear wall
On the exterior side of the unit
Model number locations for Ice Machine:
On door jamb
On rear of frame
Behind front panel
Model number locations for Side-by-side:
On ceiling of refrigerator
On interior wall
On the inside of the door
Behind crisper drawer
Behind kickplate
Model number locations for Top Freezer:
On ceiling of refrigerator
On interior wall
On door frame
Behind crisper drawer
Behind kickplate
Model number locations for Upright:
On ceiling of freezer
On interior wall
On the inside of the door
Behind kickplate
Model number locations for Front Load:
On the exterior side of the unit
On inside of the door
On the door frame
On the back exterior of the unit
On the front exterior of the unit
Model number locations for Top Load:
On the control panel
Inside the lid
Under the lid on the frame
On the exterior of the unit
Model number locations for Washer-Dryer Combo:
At the top of the unit
On the inside of the dryer door
On the door frame
Under the washer lid
On either side of the exterior
Model number locations for Water Heater:
On the top center of heater
On the exterior of the unit
Model number locations for Chainsaw:
On the starter housing
On the side of the housing, behind the top handle
On the side of the motor housing
Near the rear grip
Model number locations for Engine:
On the top or sides of the engine housing
On the gas tank
On the recoil housing
Model number locations for Push:
On the handle bars
On top of the engine cover
Near discharge chute, often behind chute flaps
On rear of the deck, behind the engine
Model number locations for Riding:
Dash panel
Back of mower/rear bumper
Underside of the seat
Lower side of hood, near engine
Frame (beneath the seat, footrest)
Mower deck
Model number locations for Zero-turn:
Underside of the seat
Frame beneath or near the seat
Back of mower/rear bumper
Lower left side between gas tank and mower deck
Under the foot plate
Model number locations for Leaf Blower:
On the rear of the blower
Inside of vacuum canister
Side of the motor housing
On the rear base of the vacuum
On the bottom of the belly of the vacuum
Model number locations for Snow Blower:
On the frame near the engine
On the side of the auger housing
On the lower rear of the snow blower between wheels
Model number locations for String Trimmer:
On the side of the motor housing
On the shaft
Select an appliance to see where its model number is located.
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