Kenmore Elite 23355023007 range hood Parts

For Kenmore Elite range hood model 23355023007, clean the aluminum mesh grease filters about monthly using hot water and mild detergent (or a dishwasher cycle), then dry completely before reinstalling. If your hood is set up for non-ducted operation, clean the non-ducted filter surfaces with a damp cloth only.

What to clean (ducted vs. non-ducted)

Your cleaning method depends on how the hood vents.

• Aluminum mesh grease filters (common on ducted and non-ducted setups): wash frequently; monthly is typical
• Non-ducted filters (recirculating add-on filters): wipe the surface; do not soak
• Hood surfaces and fan area: wipe down to prevent grease buildup and odors

Filter type	Safe cleaning method	Avoid
Aluminum mesh grease filter	Hot water + mild detergent; dishwasher is OK	Harsh abrasives that can damage the mesh
Non-ducted filter (recirculating)	Damp cloth + mild detergent	Immersing in water; dishwasher

Step-by-step: cleaning the aluminum mesh grease filters

We recommend following the handling and cleaning guidance in the 23355023007 owner's manual.

• Turn the hood off; let surfaces cool
• Remove the filters by pulling down on the filter tabs, then lifting out
• Wash in hot water with mild detergent (or place in the dishwasher)
• Rinse well if hand-washing
• Dry completely before reinstalling
• Wash more often if you fry foods or do high-heat cooking that creates heavy grease

If you need replacement filters

If the filters are bent, won’t come clean, or no longer fit securely, replacement is the best fix.

• 30-inch hood grease filter set: range hood 30-in hood grease filter, 2-pack 99010302
• 36-inch hood grease filter set: range hood grease filter, 2-pack S99010303
• 42-inch hood grease filter set: range hood grease filter, 2-pack S99010304

Why it matters

Clean filters keep airflow strong, reduce smoke and cooking odors, and help prevent grease from collecting on the fan blade and inside the hood.

Last updated: February 2026

On the Kenmore Elite range hood model 23355023007, the main parts are typically the hood canopy (body), venting components (duct connector and damper), blower and motor, control panel or touch pad, lights, and grease filters. These parts work together to capture smoke and grease and exhaust air outdoors (or recirculate with the right filters).

Common range hood parts and what they do

• Hood canopy (hood body): the main shell that mounts above the cooktop.
• Grease filter: traps grease before it reaches the blower and ductwork.
• Blower wheel and motor: pulls air through the filters and pushes it into the duct (or through non-ducted filters).
• Vent damper and duct connector: helps direct airflow and reduces backdraft when the hood is off.
• Control panel or touch pad: turns the fan and lights on and off and selects fan speed.
• Light system: light panel, socket, and bulb(s) to illuminate the cooking surface.

Parts you will commonly replace on model 23355023007

Symptom	Most likely part area	Example part for this model
Grease buildup, poor airflow	Grease filter	Range hood 30-in hood grease filter, 2-pack 99010302
Lights not working	Light socket or light panel	Range hood light socket SR111630
Rattling or flap noise at vent	Damper	Range hood vent damper SR740013

Why it matters

Knowing the correct part names helps you match the symptom to the right section of the hood. It also helps when you check the wiring and venting requirements, since this model is designed for proper grounding, metal ductwork, and outdoor venting for ducted installations.

Quick identification tips

• If the issue is grease dripping or heavy smoke, start with the grease filter and cleaning.
• If the fan runs but performance is weak, check for a stuck damper flap and restricted ductwork.
• If lights flicker or cut out, inspect the socket connections and the light panel.
• For installation clearances and venting options (ducted vs non-ducted), use the 23355023007 owner’s manual.

Last updated: February 2026

The model number is 23355023007; it identifies a Kenmore Elite range hood in the 233.55xxxxx series. Use this exact model number when ordering parts like grease filters or a light socket, and when checking specifications in the 23355023007 owner's manual.

Where to find and use the model number

You will use 23355023007 to match the correct Kenmore Elite range hood parts and documentation.

• Use it when searching for replacement parts (filters, light components, control parts)
• Use it to confirm the hood size and finish family (30-inch series in the manual list)
• Use it when comparing similar models (30-inch vs 36-inch vs 42-inch)
• Use it when referencing wiring and bulb requirements

Model number vs. similar Kenmore Elite numbers

Many Kenmore Elite range hoods look alike; the last digits help separate size and finish variants.

What you are checking	What to match	Example from the manual list
Your exact unit	Full model number	23355023007
Same family, different finish	Same size series, different suffix	233.55023000 (30-inch stainless family listing)
Different width	Different series	233.551xxxxx (36-inch), 233.552xxxxx (42-inch)

Why it matters for parts and fit

Using the full model number prevents ordering the wrong width grease filter or the wrong light panel style. For example, this model page lists multiple grease filter options by size; matching the model number helps you choose the correct one, such as the range hood 30-in hood grease filter, 2-pack 99010302 when your hood is a 30-inch configuration.

Last updated: February 2026

For Kenmore Elite model 23355023007, the model number is typically printed on a rating label attached to the appliance body. On a range hood, we most often see it inside the hood area behind the grease filter or on an interior side panel.

Where to check on a Kenmore Elite range hood

Look in these common spots (power off is best before reaching inside the hood):

• Inside the hood, behind the grease filter
• On an interior side wall of the hood canopy
• Near the wiring compartment cover (inside the hood)
• On the top of the hood body (sometimes visible after loosening the chimney or upper cover)
• On the back of the hood (visible from inside a cabinet, if cabinet-mounted)

If you need diagrams and label locations for your exact hood family, use the 23355023007 owner's manual.

Quick tip: confirm you are reading the right number

Range hoods often show multiple identifiers. Use this checklist so you capture the correct one:

• Model number: the full identifier (example: 23355023007)
• Serial number: unique to your specific hood
• Color/finish: some manuals list similar models by finish (stainless, white, black)
• Part numbers: numbers like 99010302 are parts, not the model

Label item	What it’s used for	Example you might see
Model number	Matching parts and diagrams	23355023007
Serial number	Warranty and manufacturing info	Varies
Part number	Ordering a specific replacement part	99010302

Why it matters

We use the model number to match the correct Kenmore Elite range hood parts (filters, light components, control parts) and to avoid ordering a similar-looking part that does not fit.

Last updated: February 2026

On Kenmore Elite range hood model 23355023007, the fan typically stops working because the hood is not getting power, the control fuse is blown (indicator lights may still work), the push-button switch/control is failing, or the blower circuit is interrupted. Start with the fuse and control checks in the 23355023007 owner's manual.

Quick checks we recommend first

• Confirm the breaker is on and any wall switch feeding the hood is on.
• Press multiple fan-speed buttons; watch whether the fan-level indicator lights change.
• If indicators respond but the fan does not run, check the hood control fuse.
• Remove and clean the grease filters; heavy buildup restricts airflow and can overheat the hood.
• For ducted setups, make sure the damper is not stuck closed.

What the indicator lights can mean on this model

The manual explains the hood control has a protective fuse. When that fuse opens (blows), the green fan-level indicators can still operate normally, but the fan and lights will not turn on.

Symptom	Most likely cause	Next step
Indicators change, fan never runs	Blown control fuse	Access and replace the fuse per the manual
No indicators, no fan	No power or failed control	Check power supply, then control wiring
Fan seems “automatic” and runs high	Heat Sentry active	Let the hood cool, then re-test speeds

Safe fuse access basics

• Turn off power at the breaker.
• Remove filters and the bottom panel to reach the control area.
• Inspect the fuse; replace if open.
• Reassemble, restore power, and test.

Parts that can help with airflow and access

• Range hood 30-in hood grease filter, 2-pack 99010302
• Range hood vent damper SR740013

Why it matters

A working blower removes smoke and grease; keeping filters clean and venting clear helps the motor run cooler and reduces grease buildup.

Last updated: February 2026