KitchenAid KXW4330Y Touch Hood Repair

With a 600 CFM internal blower and a 4-speed touch control, the KXW4330Y is the stronger of the 30-inch Architect Series II wall hoods. The KXW4330YSS is the same hood. People tend to put it over a range they use daily, so the control panel sees steady wear.
A touch control that stops responding is the call we hear most often on hoods like this, followed by a blower that shakes at the top speed. We look at the control board and its connections, test each speed, check the wheel for balance and make sure the vent opens when the fan starts. Moisture and grease on the control face can also cause odd behavior.
We quote in writing before beginning and our work carries a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Not usually. The panel, its ribbon connection or the control board can fail while the blower stays healthy. We test the board output and the motor separately so you replace only what has failed.
The highest setting spins the 600 CFM blower fastest, which exposes an unbalanced wheel or a loose housing. Grease buildup is the common cause, and we clean or replace the wheel after checking the motor bearings.
The blower is much the same. The difference is the control, which on this model is an electronic touch panel. We diagnose it with a meter instead of replacing it on a guess.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.