Cyclone Range Hood (Model CY3000R) Circuit Board Replacement

Introduction

If your Cyclone under mount range hood (Model CY3000R) does not turn on, or if the led lights do not illuminate, follow this guide to replace the circuit board.

All of the range hood's components, including the fans, LED lights, and control panel, receive electricity from the circuit board. The range hood could occasionally go faulty owing to a power problem with the circuit board.

Please locate your fuse box before using the guide so you can turn off the electricity and prevent any unexpected electric shocks.

What you need

Step 1 Circuit Board

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To avoid unforeseen electric shocks, turn off the fuse supplying power to your range hood to avoid the risk of electrocution.
Empty all of the grease from the grease container and clean it.

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Step 2

The panel will be loose after the screws and bulbs are removed; be sure to support the panel while removing the screws and bulbs.
Remove the five 10 mm Phillips #1 screws securing the panel while holding the panel in place.

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Step 3

Turn the LED bulbs counterclockwise and remove them.
Push the panel down to remove it from the body.

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Step 4

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Carefully remove the four 5 mm Phillips #1 screws from the board box.
Open the lid.

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Step 5

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Pull out the ten-pin white head cable located on the left side of the board.
Remove the cables one by one on the right side of the board.
Install the replacement board into the board box.

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Step 6

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Insert the tips of the wires into the board's protective plastic that comes with your replacement board.
To reinsert the wires, insert the two black wires into the first two slots on the top.
The second row is for the white wires, which can be attached in any order; for the remaining red wires, adhere to the ordered numbers attached to the wires.