Electrolux Range Hoods

Electrolux ICON EI30HI55KS

Model # EI30HI55KS

The EI30HI55KS is a 30-inch custom hood insert, sold as the ventilation and lighting unit alone for building into a wood, tile or masonry surround rather than as a complete hood body. It can be ordered with either an integrated 600 CFM blower mounted in the insert itself or a remote blower rated up to 1,200 CFM installed elsewhere in the duct run, and the two configurations are wired and diagnosed differently, so confirming which one is installed comes before any electrical check.

A mechanical control knob that turns freely but produces no response usually means a broken linkage or a failed switch behind the knob rather than a blower problem, since the knob itself does not carry power to the motor directly.

Key Features

  • 30-inch custom hood insert with mechanical controls and quad halogen lighting
  • Choice of an integrated 600 CFM blower or a remote blower rated up to 1,200 CFM
  • Dishwasher-safe stainless steel filters

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Mechanical control knob turning but nothing responding on either fan or lights

02

Noticeable difference in airflow strength between the two blower configurations after a remote blower swap

03

One or more of the four halogen lights failing while the rest stay lit

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FAQ

Electrolux ICON EI30HI55KS FAQ

The integrated blower is mounted inside the insert itself and is audible right at the hood; a remote blower is installed elsewhere in the duct run, often in an attic or exterior wall, and runs quieter at the hood opening. Confirming which one is installed comes first, since they are wired differently.

Usually to a broken linkage or a worn switch behind the knob rather than the blower, since the knob itself is a mechanical switch, not a direct power connection to the motor.

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