Frigidaire Motor

This is a small electric motor that drives the ice maker's ejector mechanism, rotating the sweep arm to push ice cubes out of the mold and into the storage bin. It is mounted inside the ice maker module in the freezer compartment. Replace this motor if your ice maker stops cycling, fails to eject ice, or you hear the motor humming without the ejector arm moving.

Refrigerator not cooling properly? A failed condenser fan motor prevents heat removal from the coils. DIY-friendly repair, typically 15-20 minutes to install.

Air conditioner not cooling or fan not spinning? This motor replacement restores airflow and cooling performance. Moderate DIY repair in 1-2 hours.

Fix your air conditioner that won't cool or has a noisy fan with this replacement fan motor. Common repair for units that run but don't blow air properly.

This motor drives the convection fan inside a microwave oven with convection cooking capability. It circulates heated air throughout the oven cavity to provide even baking and roasting results. Replace this motor if the convection fan fails to spin, makes unusual noises, or if food cooks unevenly during convection mode.

Fix an air conditioner that won't cool or has a noisy fan with this replacement motor. Common repair for units that run but don't blow air properly.

Fix warm fridge or freezer issues with this evaporator fan motor. Common fix for poor cooling and frost buildup. Moderate DIY repair, 30-45 minutes.

Air conditioner not cooling or fan not spinning? This fan motor drives airflow in your AC unit. Moderate DIY repair typically takes 1-2 hours.

Fix your air conditioner when it won't cool or the fan won't run with this replacement motor. Moderate DIY repair that restores airflow and cooling.

Fix an air conditioner that won't cool or has weak airflow with this fan motor replacement. Compatible with room AC units. Moderate DIY repair.

Note: No longer comes with fan blade.

This drive motor restores rotational power to the appliance's drum or agitator so loads spin and drain correctly. It's a direct-replacement motor designed to restore normal wash and spin cycles when the original motor fails. What it does:

• Provides the mechanical drive force for the washer drum/agitator so clothes tumble and spin
• Re-establishes proper agitation and spin speed control when a worn or failed motor causes no-spin or no-agitate symptoms
• Operates with the appliance's existing pulley, belt, or coupling
• Works as the core rotating component tied to load movement and draining functions

• One motor

• Disconnect power and water before beginning any repair; follow the appliance service manual for safe access
• Replacement typically requires removing cabinet panels, drive belt or coupling, and electrical connector—avoid forcing parts
• Inspect associated belts, couplings, and mounting hardware; replace worn items to prevent repeated failures