Frigidaire Range Hood Motor

The Motor with Capacitor is an OEM component specifically designed for Frigidaire range hoods. This assembly provides the necessary power to circulate air and remove unwanted smoke and odors from the cooking area.

Causes of motor failure can include wear from years of continuous use, grit or dust buildup reducing efficiency over time, or damage from liquid ingress compromising electronics. 

Symptoms of a faulty motor and capacitor assembly include:

• Reduced or ineffective suction and ventilation  
• Abnormally loud operation noises from the hood
• Failure to start or intermittent functionality  

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with some Kenmore and GE range hood models. Replacing worn components restores proper air transfer vital for safely venting the cooking zone. Timely maintenance preserves optimal hood performance.
 

The Blower Assembly is an OEM part for Frigidaire range hoods. It is the part that draws out smoke, odors, and cooking fumes from the kitchen area. 

Causes of a bad Blower Assembly can range from wear and tear over time, accumulation of grease or debris obstructing the fan blades, to electrical or motor issues preventing proper operation.

Symptoms of a bad Blower Assembly include:

• Reduced suction or airflow from the range hood
• Loud or excessive noise during operation
• The fan not turning on or running erratically
• Potential overheating or motor failure

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.

This blower assembly circulates air through the appliance to support proper airflow and heat distribution, restoring normal operation and efficiency when the original blower is damaged or failing. It replaces worn or broken blower components to reduce noise and improve performance. What it does:

• Spins the blower wheel to move air through the unit for proper heating, cooling, or venting
• Restores airflow when reduced air movement causes longer cycles or poor performance
• Reduces unusual noise from a wobbling or damaged blower wheel/housing
• Helps prevent overheating caused by restricted or ineffective air circulation

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any repair
• Access typically requires removing exterior panels or the front panel; use basic hand tools
• Inspect and clean surrounding airflow paths and vents of lint or debris while replacing the blower