General Electric Microwave Motor

The Turntable Motor is an OEM part for GE microwaves, designed to rotate the glass plate or turntable inside the microwave cavity. This rotation ensures the food is cooked evenly by exposing all parts of the food to the microwave energy. 

The causes for these issues often stem from wear and tear over time, especially with frequent use. Other factors can include damage from food particles or spills that seep into the motor area or mechanical failure within the motor itself.

Symptoms of a failing Turntable Motor include:

• The turntable not rotating when the microwave is in use
• A grinding or buzzing noise indicating the motor is struggling to turn
• The microwave cooking food unevenly or taking longer to cook

This OEM GE  part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models

The Microwave Turntable Motor is an OEM replacement part for GE built-in microwaves. It is an electronic part that powers the rotation of the turntable platform which supports food items during cooking. Even heating distribution relies on the turntable's movement powered by this motor.

Causes of a bad turntable motor can include wear and tear over extended use that damages internal wiring, bearings seizing up from lack of lubrication, or debris interfering with rotation.

Symptoms of a bad turntable motor include:

• The platform does not spin at all during cooking leading to uneven results
• Abnormal grinding noises from failed bearings
• Overheating of the motor itself.

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This is a turntable motor intended for use with microwave ovens. A turntable motor is required to rotate the turntable so that food is heated evenly. With time, because of misuse, or as a result of accidental damage, the turntable motor may malfunction or fail. To continue using the appliance efficiently, the turntable motor must be replaced.The primary indication that there is something wrong with the turntable motor is a tray that doesn't spin. When replacing the turntable motor, it is essential to disconnect the machine from the power source. Wear gloves for safety. The part can be replaced easily by removing screws from the back and side of the microwave, which allows the panel to swing open. Take the wires of the old motor and reconnect them to the new one.This turntable motor is an authentic OEM replacement part. It is sold as an individual unit. The turntable motor is made of high-quality, durable materials. The component comes sourced directly from the manufacturer. The replacement part can be installed in several models of microwaves. It is compatible with appliances produced by General Electric, RCA, and Hotpoint brand appliances.

This turntable motor drives the coupler and glass tray in your microwave, rotating food for more even heating. Replace a failed or noisy motor to restore smooth, consistent tray movement and reduce cold spots during cooking and reheating.

• Drives the center coupler and glass tray to rotate during operation
• Helps ensure even heating by moving food through the microwave energy field
• Direct replacement when the original motor is seized, noisy, or electrically open
• Symptoms include a tray that won't turn, jerky rotation, or a humming/grinding sound from the turntable area

• Disconnect power before servicing; microwaves contain high-voltage components that can retain a dangerous charge
• Access to the motor is typically from the bottom; remove the cover/panel per your model's service information
• Transfer the two wires to the new motor and secure it with the mounting screws; ensure the shaft fully engages the coupler
• After reassembly, test with a cup of water to ensure smooth rotation

This turntable motor drives the glass tray in your microwave for even heating. Replace it when the tray stops turning, turns intermittently, or the motor makes unusual noises to restore smooth, reliable rotation.

• Rotates the turntable tray/plate for more even cooking and reheating
• Provides steady drive to the tray via the center coupler
• Typical fix for a non-spinning or intermittently spinning turntable
• Can address loud humming or grinding noises from beneath the oven floor

• Disconnect power before servicing; microwaves contain high-voltage components
• Access is typically from the bottom by removing the motor cover or base panel
• Note wire orientation; transfer connectors, align the shaft with the coupler, and secure with the original screws
• After reassembly, place a microwave-safe cup of water on the tray and run briefly to ensure the turntable rotates

This AC synchronous motor powers the microwave's rotating mechanism—such as the mode stirrer or, on some models, the turntable—to circulate energy for more even cooking. Replacing a noisy, seized, or non-turning motor restores smooth rotation and consistent heating.

• Provides steady, low-speed rotation to drive the internal stirrer or turntable
• Promotes more uniform heating by distributing microwave energy
• Common symptoms of a failing motor: uneven heating, rattling/grinding from the cabinet, or the rotating component not turning
• Direct replacement for the original synchronous drive motor

• Disconnect power before servicing; microwaves contain high-voltage components that can retain a charge
• Access and location vary by model; remove the outer cover/grille to reach the motor
• Note shaft orientation and transfer any coupler; reuse existing mounting hardware
• Do not operate the unit with covers removed; after reassembly, test with a microwave-safe cup of water

This turntable motor rotates the microwave's glass tray during cooking. Replacing a worn or seized motor restores smooth, consistent tray movement to help ensure even heating and reliable performance.

• Drives the turntable shaft/coupler to rotate the glass tray during cook cycles
• Helps promote more even cooking and defrosting
• Common symptoms of failure: tray doesn't turn, intermittent or jerky rotation, loud humming/grinding from beneath the cavity

• Disconnect power before servicing; microwaves contain high-voltage components—use caution
• Access is typically from the bottom of the unit; remove the tray and coupler, then the motor's mounting screws, and transfer the wire connections
• Align the motor shaft with the coupler and ensure the tray spins freely before reassembly
• Test with a microwave-safe cup of water to ensure smooth rotation

Turntable motor that rotates the microwave's glass tray to promote even cooking and restore proper tray movement. Replacing a worn motor helps eliminate stalling, grinding, or no-spin problems. What it does:

• Turns the glass turntable so food rotates for even heating.
• Replaces a motor that causes the tray to stop rotating or to spin intermittently.
• Addresses motor noises such as humming, grinding, or clicking tied to a failing drive.
• Restores smooth, consistent rotation when the original motor has worn out.

• Disconnect power before servicing and remove the glass tray and roller ring first.
• Access the motor from the cavity floor or rear panel depending on model; unplug the motor connector and remove mounting fasteners before swapping.
• Test rotation with the microwave empty and power restored before final reassembly.

This turntable motor replaces the drive that spins the microwave glass tray so food heats evenly. The assembly includes the mounting gasket and restores smooth, consistent rotation when the original motor is seized, noisy, or stalls under load.

• Rotates the glass tray at a steady speed for even cooking and reheating
• Common symptoms of failure: tray not turning, intermittent rotation, loud humming or grinding
• Included gasket helps properly seal and cushion the motor mount

• Disconnect power before service; microwaves contain a high-voltage capacitor that can retain a charge
• Remove the glass tray and support ring; access the motor from the unit's underside
• Transfer/install the gasket in the same orientation; align the motor shaft with the coupler and secure with existing hardware
• Reconnect wiring and test turntable operation before reassembly

This AC synchronous motor drives timed or fixed-speed rotations in compatible appliances to restore reliable timing and rotation. Ideal when a worn motor prevents timers, clocks or small gear-driven functions from operating. What it does:

• Turns at a constant, AC-synchronous speed to drive timers, clocks or small mechanical linkages.
• Replaces a failed or noisy timer/clock motor to restore timed functions.
• Common symptoms: appliance clock or timer won't advance, no rotation of small mechanisms, or intermittent timer operation.
• Operates as a direct replacement for the listed part number when matched to the appliance's OEM specification.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any repair.
• Note or photograph original wire locations and mounting orientation to ensure correct reconnection.
• Use basic hand tools; some models require removing a control panel or control box to access the motor.

This ventilation motor drives the vent fan to remove smoke, steam and cooking odors from the range hood assembly. It restores proper airflow so the ventilation system can clear air more effectively during use. What it does

• Replaces a worn or failed vent fan motor so the hood or microwave exhaust regains suction.
• Helps stop symptoms like no airflow, weak exhaust, or unusual motor noise during vent operation.
• Works with the fan/blower assembly to move air through the vent duct and filters.
• Matches OEM function and mounting so it integrates with the existing blower housing.

• One motor-ventilation (single motor unit)

• Install only with the appliance unplugged or power turned off at the breaker.
• Handle the motor and wiring harness carefully; reconnect all plugs and fasteners exactly as removed.
• Verify fan spins freely after installation before reassembling covers or panels.

The Tray Motor is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It is the component responsible for smoothly rotating the turntable tray during operation. A functioning tray motor ensures even heat distribution for consistent cooking results. 

Causes of a bad tray motor can include wearing of internal bushings or bearings, defects in the windings, or damage from liquid intrusion over time.

Symptoms of a bad tray motor include: 

• Turntable tray not spinning or rotating unevenly
• "Turntable On" indicator blinking or remaining constantly lit  
• Burnt or cold spots on cooked food items
• Loud grinding or clicking noises coming from inside

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore microwave models. 

This AC fan motor is the refrigerator fan motor that circulates air to maintain proper cooling and airflow. It replaces a worn or failed fan motor to help restore steady airflow and consistent temperatures. What it does:

• Spins the evaporator/condenser fan blade to move air through the refrigerator cooling system
• Restores airflow when fan has stopped running or runs intermittently
• Reduces unusual fan noise or vibration caused by a failing motor
• Helps correct uneven cooling or frost build-up linked to poor air circulation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Handle the fan blades carefully to avoid bending or injury
• Verify fan blade seating and clearances during reassembly to prevent rubbing

Stirrer motor

This motor ventilation part is the replacement vent fan motor that moves air through the appliance for proper cooling and exhaust. Replacing a failed vent motor restores airflow and helps the appliance maintain safe operating temperatures. What it does

• Spins the ventilation fan to move air for cooling or exhaust
• Helps prevent overheating by promoting proper airflow
• Can stop symptoms such as reduced or no exhaust, weak airflow, or abnormal motor noise
• Works as the airflow drive component in the appliance's ventilation system

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Basic mechanical skill and common tools are usually required; refer to the service manual for disassembly instructions

The Turntable Motor is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It is responsible for rotating the glass turntable plate during cooking, ensuring food is evenly heated throughout the microwave cavity. 

Symptoms of a bad turntable motor include:

• The turntable not spinning at all or rotating unevenly
• Loud grinding or clicking noises coming from the motor area  
• The turntable plate wobbles excessively during the operation

Causes can be normal wear and tear over time from continuous use, failure of electronic components in the motor, or damage from heavy loads or impact. This GE replacement motor restores even cooking performance.

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models. Replace yours today before a minor problem becomes a major repair bill. Continued use without a properly functioning turntable can damage other microwave components.