KitchenAid 36" Retractable Downdraft Ventilation System
Model# KXD4636YSS
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KitchenAid 36" Retractable Downdraft Ventilation System
Model# KXD4636YSS
$1,625.00 *See price at checkout
- Style:
- Ducted Hood
- Height:
- 29 inches
- Width:
- 36 inches
- Depth:
- 12 inches
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13.5" Rise
Enhances overall capture above the cooktop (BR)for more effective venting, particularly over tall stockpots.
36" Retractable Downdraft System
This 36-inch retractable downdraft vent rises 13.5 inches to help filter steam from tall stockpots, and remains flush with the cooking surface when not in use. The 585 CFM Motor Class ventilation system has the power to provide effective venting for most
585 CFM Motor Class Ventilation System
Helps capture smoke, grease and odors from the cooking surface below for everything from simmering to high temperature cooking techniques like pan searing and stir-frying so you can experiment with confidence.
65,000 BTU Rating
Allows for installation above most 36 or 30-inch cooktops, including some commercial-style cooking surfaces.
Mesh Filters
Help keep the kitchen environment fresh and also provide proper filtration of grease and odors to help reduce contact with ceilings and countertops.
Retractable Downdraft Design
Provides a sleek, integrated ventilation solution by remaining flush with the countertop until needed, then rising high above the cooktop surface when turned on.
| Certifications | |
| prop65 | Standard |
| Dimensions | |
| carton depth | 39.5 |
| carton height | 21 |
| carton width | 35 |
| gross weight | 100 |
| net weight | 0 |
| Ventilation Pairing Guide | Click here to download |
|---|---|
| Installation Instructions | Click here to download |
| Owner's Manual | Click here to download |
| Warranty | Click here to download |
| Dimension Guide | Click here to download |
| Ventilation Pairing Chart | Click here to download |
| Warranty Page | Click here to download |
| Parts List | Click here to download |
| Owner's Manual | Click here to download |
| Owner's Manual | Click here to download |
| Warranty | Click here to download |
| Dimension Guide | Click here to download |
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Great suction
by Carolina11
Submitted 11-28-19
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
I move into a house with old appliances and after a detailed search I found this downdraft, I cannot be more happy with the choice I did
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Works Okay. Whirlpool Branded Unit Worked Better
by LouisS
Submitted 09-19-19
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
Sorry to say it since I believe both units are the same with different brand names. But, our prior unit worked better. This one requires frequent lubrication to complete it's travel on the up-cycle. Other than that it works well.
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Wasn’t sure how I would feel about this....
by Gwenifer
Submitted 08-09-19
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
So I watch a lot of home improvement shows, and I keep seeing episodes of Property Brothers where they go into the “before” house and these pop-up downdraft systems are talked about as being real pains in the butt and something that will be replaced. Then they do the remodel and they move the stove to a more traditional location with a hood. During the build phase of our custom home I changed the location of the cooktop probably 5 times. Under the window, on the island, then back to the window...finally our builder said “make a final decision - we need the gas and water lines installed.” So it remained in the island. We’re in an area that does not require a range hood, which is good because there was no way I was going to have a range hood in the middle of my island! Talk about disrupting my beautiful open concept design. The appliance store recommended the downdraft as an option, again not required, and after doing some research my husband decided he wanted it. I honestly didn’t care on way or the other. It’s fine. It does what it’s supposed to do. But it’s loud. The KitchenAid dishwasher makes not a sound but this thing drowns out the TV and any conversation. I use it if I’ve got more than just one pot on the stove but I use it and put it back down pretty quick.
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A good update over older models
by Terry1211
Submitted 08-08-19
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
Very y good appearance with retractable features. Not too much noise. Easy to operate.
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Finkelnburg family
by Karlos
Submitted 07-25-19
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
The installation went smoothly and the unit looks great. We haven’t had time to use it yet- still putting the kitchen back together!
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