Fan switch not work - Viking 3048SS brand new range hood

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Had same problem with the Viking PV300001. Motor would hum but did not spin. Fixed it by changing the 5uf capacitor, which required removing the motor/fan assembly (loosen one wingnut + two barrel nuts)

see this steps and fix it. God bless you
Switch If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the switch might be defective. Watch our video on switch testing and test this switch for continuity.

Selector Switch If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the selector switch might be defective. Watch our video on switch testing and test this switch for continuity.

Rotary Switch If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the rotary switch might be defective. Watch our video on switch testing and test this switch for continuity.

Rocker Switch If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the rocker switch might be defective. Watch our video on switch testing and test this switch for continuity.

Switch Kit If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the switch kit might be defective. Watch our video on switch testing and test this switch for continuity.

Micro Switch If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the micro switch might not have continuity. The best way to test the switch is with an Ohm meter. See our switch testing videos for help testing this micro switch.

Thermal Fuse If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the thermal fuse may have blown. It can be tested for continuity. Watch our fuse testing video for more information.

Main Control Board If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the main control board may be defective.

User Control and Display Board If the range vent hood fan and light are not working the user control and display board may be defective. Check other causes before ordering this board.

After 11 years of use, the same problem just happen a few days ago - fan keeps running, doesn't respond to the on/off switch. Also cannot reset filter alert. As far as I can tell the entire switch panel isn't working. Or worse, shorted out. Might have to replace the ribbon and some switches.
For example the switches can be found at AllVikingParts.com For example --> http://www.allvikingparts.com/Button_Switch_Assy_p/pv300182.htm
There's a another thread on this forum: http://www.fixya.com/support/t410261-viking_downdraft_ventilator_electrical
I'll post the exact solution as soon as I have it figured out completely.

you have checked the bulb? if so the the switch of disconnect from supply first and have a look at the condition of the switch it might be full of goo. joe

the dimmer switch/thermostat is most likely bad. resistor inside is burned.p/n pe050033  you can change it yourself with a little mechanical aptitude.

think i would call viking back and ask for refund of inspection fee and go by the bad switch scenerio the electrician said new fan that would be considered flaws in workmanship in most states dont know where you are located but pretty much same anywhere most inspectors for these companies always try to blame problems off on installers hold your ground and make them fix it and refund that" inspection " fee I've been doing electrical work for several (20+) years it takes longer than 5 minutes to troubleshoot something like that good luck

steve...first, is the light working? If not, you may not have power. If so, turn off all power to the unit at the breaker. Remove the filter and see if the blower turns easily by hand. Yes...switch could be bad...no...motor bad.

Open up unit and using test light from the hardware store and motor plug disconnected...turn on fan and probe the motor feed wire for power. It may be the switch that's bad. This should tell you.