Hi Kooler: Thank you for your reply. I do appreciate the time you spent looking for the diagram,but I think you are correct, a light switch and a fan switch are together. If it is not to much trouble,I would appreciate you send me a color diagram for the hook up.
I am also interested in knowing where to get the electric motor,just in case I need to replace it.
Thanks again,and keep up the good work.:)
tomoni40

Beginning with the power and neutral wires, the neutral wire - white - simply connects to the white wire of the light socket and the white wire of the fan motor... The main power wire connects to each of the blue wires going to the light switch and the fan switch... The red wire of the light switch goes to the light socket... The red and black wires of the motor switch of course go to the motor and that completes the circuit for this model range hood... My experience with these motors usually has shown the black wire as the high speed and the red wire as the slower speed so if you get a replacement motor keep that in mind when wiring in the new motor... The high speed should come on first when pressing the motor switch from the OFF position and the slower speed following... Good luck, kooler

Purchased Replacement Motor For Ge Jv322 J2ad And Installed. Motor Turns Clockwise Which Blows Down Like A Fan Instead Of Exhausting. Tried A Reversal Of The Wires To Change Polarity But That Didn't Work. Any Ideas?

we're looking to see if we can get a replacement fan blade for our GE Range Hood JV610R1AV. or if we should just buy 1 new range hood?

the blade has become brittle and one fan blade broke off. we bought the house in the early 80's and it was built in the late 70's. so our range hood's about 30yr old or so~

tho the motor seems to be working fine still. just not sure what we should do and where can we find a replacement fan blade for our GE Range Hood JV610R1AV if it's easily fixable?

the fan is a 6.5" black 4-blade.

thank you!