Kenmore 23351841591 range hood Parts

To identify your Kenmore range hood model, find the rating/specification label on the hood and match the model number printed there to your paperwork. For Kenmore model 23351841591, the label is commonly on the top, the underside, or behind a filter; confirm the exact location in the 23351841591 owner's manual.

Where to look for the model number label

Check these common spots first (power off is not required just to read a label, but use a flashlight and avoid sharp edges):

• Top of the hood (often easiest if you can see above the canopy)
• Underside of the hood near the lights or filter opening
• Behind the grease filter (remove the filter to look for a sticker or metal plate)
• Inside the wiring cover area (only after shutting off power at the breaker)
• On the side wall inside the hood cavity near the blower housing

What to write down (and why)

Record the full ID information exactly as shown so we can match the correct parts list, wiring, and switches.

• Model number (example: 23351841591)
• Serial number (helps with production variations)
• Brand name (Kenmore)
• Electrical rating (often shows 120 VAC)

Quick ID checklist

Item on label	What it’s used for	Example you might see
Model number	Correct parts diagrams and fit	23351841591
Serial number	Version/date tracking	Varies
Voltage	Safe wiring and compatibility	120 VAC

Why it matters

The model number is what ties your hood to the correct parts and controls. For example, if your fan or lights act up, the right model number ensures you get the correct switch or motor, such as the range hood fan switch S99030285 or range hood fan motor S97011224.

If the label is missing or unreadable

Use these practical alternatives:

• Check your purchase receipt or installation paperwork
• Look for the model number on any service sticker left by a technician
• Compare your hood’s control style (fan speed control and 3-position light switch) to the descriptions in the 23351841591 owner's manual

Last updated: January 2026

A Kenmore range hood like model 23351841591 typically lasts 10 to 20 years (about 15 years for many homes). Lifespan depends most on how often you cook, how well grease is kept off the fan and filter, and whether the hood is installed and vented correctly per the 23351841591 owner's manual.

What affects lifespan the most

• Grease buildup on the fan and filter (the most common life-shortener)
• Cooking frequency and heat level (daily high-heat cooking wears parts faster)
• Venting setup (ducted to outdoors vs. non-ducted recirculating)
• Cleaning habits (filter and fan area cleaned regularly)
• Electrical health (loose connections, worn switches)

Maintenance that helps your hood reach 15+ years

• Clean the grease filter on a regular schedule so grease does not load the fan.
• Wipe the underside and intake area so grease does not migrate into the motor.
• If ducted, keep the metal ductwork clear and the damper moving freely.
• Use the hood when cooking at high heat; it reduces grease accumulation elsewhere.
• If your hood is installed non-ducted, replace the non-ducted filter as needed (it sits beneath the aluminum mesh filter).

Common “end-of-life” symptoms and likely parts

Symptom	Most likely area	Example model-matched part
Fan is loud, slow, or won’t start	Motor or mounting	Range hood fan motor S97011224
Fan speeds act erratic or won’t change	Fan switch	Range hood fan switch S99030285
Lights work but fan does not	Fan circuit/switch	Range hood fan switch S99030285
Fan runs but airflow is weak	Filter/duct restriction	(clean filter, check duct)

Why it matters

A range hood that is kept clean and vented properly moves smoke and grease out of the kitchen more effectively, which reduces buildup on cabinets and helps prevent premature motor wear. Following the safety and cleaning guidance in the 23351841591 owner's manual also helps protect the wiring and motor bearings.

Last updated: January 2026

On the Kenmore 23351841591 range hood, the main parts are typically the hood body (canopy), venting components, fan system, lighting, filters, and the controls that run the fan speeds and lights. For the exact component names and diagrams used for your hood, use the 23351841591 owner's manual.

Common range hood part names (what you will hear most often)

These are the most common names customers and technicians use when describing range hood parts:

• Hood canopy (the main metal body)
• Vent system (duct connector, damper, duct cover on some styles)
• Blower or fan motor (moves air)
• Fan switch or speed control (turns fan on and adjusts speed)
• Light system (light switch, lens, socket, bulb)
• Grease filter (often aluminum mesh)
• Wire harness (internal wiring connections)

Model-specific examples for Kenmore 23351841591

If you are matching a symptom to a part, these are examples of part names used for this model:

• Range hood fan motor S97011224
• Range hood fan switch S99030285
• Range hood light switch 97016438
• Range hood light lens S99110437
• Range hood wire harness S97013649
• Range hood filter latch S99420472

Quick “part name” cheat sheet

What you see or touch	Common name	What it does
Metal shell under the cabinet	Canopy or hood body	Captures smoke and grease
Flap at the duct outlet	Damper	Helps prevent backdrafts
Spinning wheel and motor	Blower or fan motor	Pulls air through the hood
Knob or control	Fan switch / speed control	Turns fan on and changes speed
Cover over the bulb	Light lens	Protects bulb and spreads light
Mesh panel(s)	Grease filter	Traps grease before it reaches the blower

Why it matters

Using the correct part name helps you order the right replacement and troubleshoot faster. For example, a fan that will not change speeds often points to the fan switch or speed control, while a fan that hums but will not spin often points to the fan motor.

Last updated: January 2026