Samsung NK36N7000 Repair & Common Issues

The NK36N7000 is a 36-inch range hood; Samsung’s page reads Undercabinet Hood 36″ Touch Controls | Wi-Fi. The NK36N7000 can start its fan on a signal from a matching Samsung cooktop or range, so a fan that runs with the cooktop cold is checked at that link and the sensor before the motor or the control is suspected.

We test the motor and its control on the NK36N7000, check the duct and damper for obstructions and look at the light circuit before concluding anything needs replacing; grease built up in the filters or duct is flagged on its own account, since it sits directly above a heat source.

Key Features

36-inch range hood
SmartThings Wi-Fi connection
Touch controls
Also sold as NK36N7000US - the same platform in black stainless steel, stainless steel

Most Common Issues on This Model

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Auto fan starting with the cooktop cold

02

Grease dripping from the filter frame

03

Blower not starting on any speed

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FAQ

Samsung NK36N7000 FAQ

With the NK36N7000 switched off and cool, take out the grease filters and wash them as the manual describes, then look up into the housing for grease on the blower wheel. If the NK36N7000 is ducted, check that the outside cap or damper is not stuck shut; if it recirculates, check the charcoal filter has been changed. Weak airflow with clean filters and a clear duct means the motor or its capacitor needs testing.

Not always. The NK36N7000 can start its fan when a linked Samsung cooktop is switched on or when its sensor detects heat rising, and during cooking that is the feature working. If it starts with the cooktop cold and the kitchen quiet, or refuses to stop after cooking, the link, the sensor or the control it reports to is worth having tested.