We have the Thermador ucv36as downdraft system. It works great with one expception. Sometimes it doesn't alway come up or go down when we press the button.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
I have the same problem - downdraft does not rise when push the up button. Any suggestion to correct this problem I have the same problem - downdraft does not rise when push the up button. Any suggestion to correct this problem
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I have the same problem. Seems to be pretty common that the motor that raises the unit goes bad. Ours is 2 1/2 years old and has not seen that much use....that motor should not have failed that soon...and this is a high end product!!! I have been quoted $289 for a replacement motor and $150 for labor!! So, $450 bucks....gads. The unit, new, cost about $900, as I recall.
I just hung up with the customer service rep at Thermador and was pleasantly surprised. They are going to cover the cost of the motor!! I still have to pay for the service call/repair, but thats big!! Props to Thermador!!!I just hung up with the customer service rep at Thermador and was pleasantly surprised. They are going to cover the cost of the motor!! I still have to pay for the service call/repair, but thats big!! Props to Thermador!!!
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could have serveral problems / if under counter or in back of range . the last two i had the control buttons w wire harness needed replacement /another required the pc board in connevtion box ( under counter in right cornor. also look for poor connections in the power box .
just the switch should be replacable. My vent has a screw at each end (philips flatheads - accessible only when vent is up) just under the top cap. Removing the screws and cap should give you access to the switch. Just make sure you cut your breaker off first.
I would think you can. Most of the cooktops are 240v and the vents are 120v, so the vent may be feeding off of one of the cooktop's hot wires. My vent is fed from it's own receptacle but is harnessed along with the cooktop's 240v.
I have the same problem - downdraft does not rise when push the up button.
Any suggestion to correct this problem
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