General Electric Microwave Motor

This circulation fan motor moves cold air through the refrigerator/freezer so the appliance keeps a stable temperature. It replaces a failed motor to restore normal airflow and reduce temperature fluctuations. What it does

• Spins the evaporator/cabinet fan blade to circulate cold air through compartments
• Helps maintain even cooling and consistent temperatures
• Stops or reduces loud humming/vibrating noises when a worn motor is replaced
• Resolves warm spots or slow recovery after door openings when airflow was impaired

• One circulation fan motor assembly

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock
• Remove interior panels or evaporator cover per your model's service instructions
• Handle the fan blade and motor shaft carefully to avoid bending or damage
• Test operation after installation and reassemble panels securely

This turntable motor drives the microwave's glass tray so food rotates for more even heating. It replaces a failed or noisy motor to restore tray rotation and stable plate support. What it does

• Spins the oven turntable so food rotates during cooking for uniform heating
• Replaces motors that have stopped rotating or that start/stop intermittently
• Stops grinding, scraping, or wobbling caused by a failing motor or worn drive
• Works with the oven's existing drive coupling and tray support to restore normal operation

• One turntable motor

• Always unplug the appliance before inspecting or installing parts
• Remove the oven cavity components (tray, support) to access the motor under the floor
• Align the motor shaft with the drive coupling and secure per your oven's service instructions
• Test rotation before fully reassembling the cavity components