Why is my GE PVX7360 so loud?
If your GE Ventilation Hood is making loud or abnormal airflow noises, it might be due to the wrong duct size being used during installation. Using a smaller duct pipe restricts venting. Try to minimize the duct run length and the number of transitions and elbows. Note that GE Appliances service technicians cannot correct this issue if the hood was improperly installed.
Why is my GE Ventilation Hood fan not circulating air properly?
If the GE Ventilation Hood fan isn't circulating air properly, moves air slower than usual, or makes loud noises, several factors could be at play. First, ensure that nothing is blocking the vent and that your wall or roof cap has a blade or door. Also, the damper blade on the wall or roof cap may not be open, so make sure it swings freely and adjust it if it has flipped. Dirty metal grease filter and charcoal filter (if present) can cause this issue, so clean the metal grease filter and replace the charcoal filter. Finally, insufficient makeup (replacement) air may be the cause; ensure you have sufficient makeup air, checking local building codes and visiting GEAppliances.com for available solutions.
Why does my GE PVX7360 Ventilation Hood fan keep cycling on and off?
If your GE Ventilation Hood fan is constantly turning off and on, it's likely that the motor is overheating. This can be harmful, so you should address it promptly. Clean the metal grease filter and replace the charcoal filter if one is present. Refer to the Care and Cleaning section of the manual for detailed instructions.
What to do if the GE PVX7360 controls are not working?
If the controls on your GE Ventilation Hood aren't responding correctly, the control logic might be confused. Try disconnecting power to the hood by resetting the circuit breaker. Wait 30 seconds to allow the controls to reset before restoring power.
How to fix a GE PVX7360 when the fan or light doesn't turn on?
If your GE Ventilation Hood fan or light isn't working when you press the button, check your home's fuse box or circuit breaker. A blown fuse or tripped breaker could be the cause. Replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker to restore power.
What to do if my GE Ventilation Hood fan is making noise or not circulating air properly?
If your GE Ventilation Hood fan isn't circulating air well or is making abnormal noises, several factors could be at play. First, ensure that nothing is blocking the vent and that your wall or roof cap has a blade or door. Also, check that the damper swings freely and adjust it if it has flipped over. Dirty metal grease or charcoal filters can also be the cause, so clean the metal grease filter and replace the charcoal filter if present. Finally, ensure that there's sufficient makeup air, consulting local building codes for requirements or visiting GEAppliances.com for solutions.
Why is the light in my GE PVX7360 Ventilation Hood burning out so fast?
If the light in your GE Ventilation Hood is failing early, the light wattage may be too high. Replace it with a bulb of the correct wattage.
Why does my GE Ventilation Hood need makeup air?
Insufficient makeup (replacement) air is required for exhausting appliances to operate to rating. Check with local building codes, which may require or strongly advise the use of makeup air. Visit GEAppliances.com for available makeup air solutions.
What to do if the GE PVX7360 fan/light does not turn on?
If the fan or light on your GE Ventilation Hood isn't working when you press the button, a house fuse may have blown, or a circuit breaker may have tripped. Replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker to solve this issue.
How to fix a GE PVX7360 Ventilation Hood when the damper blade is not open?
The damper blade on your wall or roof cap might not be open. Make sure the damper swings freely and adjust it to its original position if the damper blades have flipped over, preventing it from fully opening.
General| Lighting | LED |
|---|---|
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Bulbs | 2 |
| Filter Type | Baffle |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Width | 36 inches |
| Duct Size | 6 inches |
| Vent Type | Ducted |
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