Retractable downdraft systems remain flush with the cooktop surface until needed. A reversible motor box can be installed on either side of the downdraft, freeing up space beneath the cabinet. The 14-inch rise allows for greater smoke and steam capture.
- Powerful 600 CFM Interior Blower Motor Included
- Touch-Activated Telescoping Operation - Keep the fresh air flowing during the peak cooking periods in your kitchen! Whirlpool® ventilation hoods feature variable-speed fan control for maximum relief. Hoods are designed to fit perfectly with today's kitchen layouts and designs and are available in a variety of colors, depending on the model.
- Dual Centrifugal Blower - A barrel-shaped fan that moves air through a vent hood. A centrifugal fan moves more air, and operates more quietly, than an axial-type (bladed) fan.
- 6.5 Vertical Sones (3-1/4" x 10")
- Auto Off When Retracted
- Aluminum Grease Filters
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Type:
Hood
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Style:
Ducted
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Width:
30"
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Height:
29"
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Depth:
12 1/8"
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Energy Star Rated:
No
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3.0
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0% of reviewers recommend this product.
Warning
MLHALB
3/20/2019
My husband and I remodeled our kitchen in 2011 and had the then-current model of this retractable downdraft vent system installed. A few months ago it stopped working - it would not retract. We tried having it repaired, and after 2 attempts to replace first the motor, then the control board, the service technician determined the problem is with the fuse. Unfortunately, he was told by the manufacturer that the fuse is a non-replaceable part. So we are left with a non-working vent fan stuck in the up position. Do we dismantle our granite countertop? What kind of design makes the fuse impossible to replace??
Originally posted on Kitchenaid.com
No, I do not recommend this product
