IVS1 Dacor Range Hood - Overview
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Lamp Halogen 75W
PartSelect #: PS16631763
Manufacturer #: DE81-08661A
This part is a halogen lamp, but it may also be known as a light bulb and is an important part for your range. This model is 75 watts and measures to be roughly 3 inches high, and 2 inches wide. The p...
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SVC-RUBBER BUMPER SNAP IN;83578,DTCT304G
PartSelect #: PS16629532
Manufacturer #: DE81-05442A
$8.90
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SVC-SCREW PHIL WAFER;83263,#8X3/8,DCT305
PartSelect #: PS16627342
Manufacturer #: DE81-02331A
$4.66
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SVC-EHD FAN SPEED CONTROL;62754,DH3006
PartSelect #: PS16629948
Manufacturer #: DE81-05991A
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Michael
February 27, 2024
The Dacor Hood light trim ring came loose while replacing the bulb. It appears to fit with a spring but is not snapping back into position.
For model number IVS1
Hi Michael, thank you for your inquiry. To snap the light trim ring back, you may compress the springs of the ring, and insert it in the slot. Once it is inserted, you may release the springs then. We hope this solves your problem!
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replacing halogen bulbs in a Dacor exhaust vent - problem, the bulbs are flush with vent housing surface
In order to grasp the bulbs, which are flush against the vent surface, you need the 'Suction Cap' tool. However, the bulbs are solid tight in their sockets from years of heat over the stove. Removing the vent filter allowed access with a small plier to the base of the bulb allowing me to loosen the bulb. Don't have a suction cap? Wrap du
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ct tape around your two fore-fingers, press tightly against the face of the bulb and twist counter-clock wise. I recommend apply some Vaseline jell to the new bulb thread to keep the fitting from freezing.
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Alfred from GREENVILLE, DE
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Difficulty Level:A Bit Difficult
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Hood lights blink on and off. When you wiggle the bulb it goes on but does not stay on.
I had to remove the underside sheet metal (two separate parts) by unscrewing the screws securing them to the hood. The sheet metal piece that covers the fans had to be fully removed to be able to access the sheet metal part to which the light sockets are attached. There are vertical legs that connect this second assembly to the roof of
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the range hood so this part could not be removed to work on it. I was able to move this part enough to get vision on the brackets that held the light sockets In place. I removed the old light sockets and the rivets securing the internal electricity conduction parts of the socket were loose and trying to solder them did not improve their ability to make good contact and keep the bulbs lit. I therefore had to order replacement sockets. The shipment of these sockets was delayed and I had to put the range hood back together for Christmas Eve party so I found a different type of ceramic socket at the local hardware store and I was able to use those to replace the defective sockets that came with the range hood. I was actually happy with this different socket because I felt that the quality of design and materials in the factory socket would lend itself to malfunction again in the future. The new design socket that I installed seemed far more sturdy and less likely to fail in the future. Unfortunately these new sockets were slightly shorter in length than the ones I was replacing. As a result I had to modify the Dacor light trim rings to allow the bulb to screw in about a 1/4" further than the stock socket required. All in all about a 4-5 hour job with a trip to the hardware store and lots of research on line. I will say that despite contacting appliance repair companies all around the Bay Area, I did not find one that was willing to work on my Dacor Range Hood. That's why I had to do the DIY thing. Now I'm an expert.
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David from WALNUT CREEK, CA
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Difficulty Level:Difficult
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Total Repair Time:More than 2 hours
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Tools:Pliers, Screw drivers
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Two striped out screw heads
Purchased a screw extractor set from the local Ace Hardware (SpeedOut). Be sure and carefully follow the screw extractor instructions as written (counterclockwise turn). Removed old screws and replaced them with new screws supplied by PartSelect.
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David from MCKINNEY, TX
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:Less than 15 mins
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