I am replacing a GE Profile over the range microwave/convection oven exhaust fan. Would this unit have the vent in the same position
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Yes, I did the same thing. The vent was movable to blow from back or the top of the unit.
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I don't know the answer to your question but I will have to say I would never buy a Samsung microwave. Been there done that, they last about a year and then they die.
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I can not say for certain. The vent is in the back middle of the Samsung. Depends where your GE is vented, but something tells me they "standard."
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Sorry so late. I honestly don't remember. Its been over a year since I got rid of it and only had it for 2 month before it went out.
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The manual never stated how to position it, but that is how I have mine with the fan facing down through the bottom vent.
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If you have a range hood installed and are replacing the hood with the SAMSUNG microwave... and ducted hood vent, all you will need to do is reuse the ducting in place now. Hopefully, you do not destroy it when removing your old hood. The wall hanging bracket comes with the microwave. All hardware to secure the microwave to the wall and cabinet above are included with the microwave. The directions are correct, but the template they give you (part of the directions) are not allowing the holes to be drilled in the upper cabinet at the correct locations. Measure, check and drill only once. If you have a range hood installed and are replacing the hood with the SAMSUNG microwave... and ducted hood vent, all you will need to do is reuse the ducting in place now. Hopefully, you do not destroy it when removing your old hood. The wall hanging bracket comes with the microwave. All hardware to secure the microwave to the wall and cabinet above are included with the microwave. The directions are correct, but the template they give you (part of the directions) are not allowing the holes to be drilled in the upper cabinet at the correct locations. Measure, check and... » Read More If you have a range hood installed and are replacing the hood with the SAMSUNG microwave... and ducted hood vent, all you will need to do is reuse the ducting in place now. Hopefully, you do not destroy it when removing your old hood. The wall hanging bracket comes with the microwave. All hardware to secure the microwave to the wall and cabinet above are included with the microwave. The directions are correct, but the template they give you (part of the directions) are not allowing the holes to be drilled in the upper cabinet at the correct locations. Measure, check and drill only once. « Show Less
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Yes, but the vent has a "flapper" that closes when the horizontally-mounted fan is not running. The closed "flapper" acts like a valve to help prevent outside air from seeping into the room through the vent. The flapper valve is located in a plastic housing that connects the exhaust plumbing to the fan's metal enclosure. The plastic flapper housing is a permanent part of the fan housing. to the fan's metal housing. You can attach the flapper housing to the fan's metal enclosure several different ways, which may accommodate your application. If not, remove the flapper from its housing during fan assembly and install an aftermarket in-line flapper valve in the exhaust plumbing nearby where the aftermarket valve can work normally.
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I am not sure. I find it works well on mine but it is not the same. I am not clear on the shape of the stove. The fan needs to be on a part of the stove that is hot to make it work and have clear space behind it to pull warm air out. It is best placed on top of a stove to blow out air that normally goes straight up. Happy to answer follow up quesitons.
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Yes. The fan sucks the hot air into its two filters from the bottom of the microwave and vents it back out from the top vents located at the top front above the door.
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Yes, just turn it around the mounting points are identical on both sides. The side with the LEDs face out for intake and inward for exhaust
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I would guess you would have to know the size of the opening in which you want to place it. I have 6 inches above the unit and it is placed in the corner so there is an open clearance behind it. I does get hot and needs to vent when you use the grill/convection features. I love the unit!!
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I used it the way it is made. I don't think it can be changed to any other position. It is designed to fit between the joists, so exhaust outlet goes parallel to the joists.
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That is a vent. And mine came with two different options, mine is lower.. I will see if I can get a picture to attach.
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Yes. Just have to insure your vent out the wall has a way to stop wind from blowing back into the exhaust. Mine is through the wall. Lowes has metal vent with a back draft preventer or flap built in it.
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I don't know. Ours was a different model GE microwave. Sorry we can't help you.
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You want the fan to push the air out of the exhaust vent. On my fan, the housing outlet is positioned so that if the fan turns one way, the air is blown into the outlet. If it turns the other way it isn't and the fan is less effective. I suspect most housings are similarly designed.
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I ordered this as a replacement for the original fan that wore out. My recommendation is to take a good look at your current fan. If the screws line up the same, it should work. I have a 4" fan housing and it fit great with one exception- I had to remove the flaps on the inside of the vent to make it fit. Overall I'm very happy with the results. The fan is much better than the original. I hope this helps! PJ
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Hi Loretta. Yes, part# WB30T10045 is the element for the left front position on this GE model. Chris Houle Natural Gas Appliance CompanyJBP66DMBB
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Really not sure, I just took the model number off the old fan unit and was amazed you could still get a replacement. Was a bit taken back it was made in China but what isn't!I found the grill mounting stud in the replacement to be short by 1/4" to 3/8" and had to extend.Hope this helps
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Hi, if you are just replacing an old one with this, the venting system is already in place in your house. You don't have to do anything with that. We like ours a lot.