General Electric Motor

This control cooling fan assembly circulates air through the oven's control compartment to remove heat. By keeping the console and electronics cool during and after cooking, it helps prevent overheating and protects sensitive components.

• Moves air across the control area to dissipate heat from the board, wiring, and trim
• Runs during/after bake or broil to maintain safe cabinet temperatures
• Typical failure signs: fan doesn't run, loud vibration/squeal, control area feels very hot, or heat-related shutdowns
• Purpose-built for the control compartment; distinct from the convection fan inside the oven cavity

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the appliance to cool; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access is typically from the rear or top; remove panels/guards per your model's service information
• Transfer any required brackets or ducts; secure so the wheel spins freely with no rubbing
• Reconnect wiring as originally routed, keeping harnesses clear of the blade; test operation before reassembly

This replacement kit combines the washer's drive motor with a protective tub shield. It restores agitation and spin performance and helps guard the new motor from splash-related moisture so your washer runs reliably through complete cycles. What it does:

• Provides the mechanical power for the washer's agitation and spin functions
• Tub shield deflects water and debris away from the motor area to reduce moisture exposure
• Helps with symptoms such as no spin or no agitation, a motor that only hums, or a burning odor from the motor area
• Useful when the original motor was damaged by leaks or corrosion

• One drive motor and one tub shield

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing; wear gloves and eye protection
• Access the motor from the underside/front depending on the model; support the washer securely if tilting
• Move wiring connectors one at a time and transfer any brackets or pulley/belt components as configured on your unit
• Seat the tub shield properly, ensure wires are clear of moving parts, then run a test cycle to check operation and for leaks

This freezer evaporator fan motor assembly drives the fan that moves cold air across the evaporator coils and circulates it through the cabinet. Replacing a weak or failed motor restores airflow for more consistent, reliable cooling performance.

• Circulates air across the evaporator coil to remove heat from the freezer
• Helps distribute cold air to maintain stable temperatures
• Common symptoms: fan not running, intermittent operation, loud squealing/rattling, weak or no airflow from vents, warmer-than-normal temperatures
• Supports proper defrost airflow around the evaporator area

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove freezer contents/shelves and the rear panel to access the motor
• Note wire connector orientation and routing; keep wiring clear of the fan path
• After mounting, ensure the fan spins freely; restore power and verify airflow

This evaporator fan motor sits in the freezer and moves air across the evaporator coil, pushing chilled air throughout the compartments. Replacing a weak or failed motor restores proper airflow and more consistent temperatures.

• Circulates air across the evaporator coil to remove heat
• Distributes cold air to the refrigerator and freezer sections
• Helps maintain even temperatures and reduces warm spots
• Common symptoms: no airflow or fan noise, warm fresh food section, intermittent operation, or loud squealing/grinding from the freezer area

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access from the freezer by removing the rear interior panel; clear any ice obstruction
• Transfer fan blade, bracket, and hardware from the old motor if applicable
• Ensure the blade spins freely and wiring connections are secure before restoring power

This evaporator fan motor kit powers the fan that moves air across the evaporator coils and through your refrigerator. Replacing a worn motor restores proper airflow to help maintain stable temperatures and dependable cooling performance.

• Drives the evaporator circulation fan to distribute chilled air through the compartments
• Helps keep temperatures even and reduces hot or cold spots
• Common failure signs: no fan sound or airflow, intermittent operation, or loud squealing/grinding
• Indicated by frost or ice buildup on the rear panel around the evaporator

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Access the evaporator compartment; remove the rear cover and carefully clear any ice as needed
• Transfer the existing fan blade and any reusable mounting parts as required by your model; note fan orientation
• Make secure electrical connections, then reassemble and restore power

This motor drives the oven's convection fan to circulate hot air for even, consistent baking and roasting. Replace a noisy or stalled motor to restore proper airflow and uniform temperatures throughout the cavity.

• Spins the convection fan to move heated air across all racks
• Helps reduce hot and cold spots for more even cooking results
• Failure signs include the fan not running, running slowly, or making loud humming/grinding/squealing noises
• Symptoms can include uneven baking/roasting, longer preheat times, and poor browning

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access varies by model; remove appropriate panels to reach the motor and fan
• Transfer the existing fan blade and any reusable mounting hardware if your model uses separate parts
• After installation, ensure the blade spins freely and clears the shroud before restoring power

This fan and pre-wired harness assembly drives airflow to the Quick Chill/CustomCool drawer so foods and beverages chill faster and hold the set temperature. Replace a noisy, non-running, or intermittent fan to restore proper drawer cooling.

• Circulates cold air into the Quick Chill/CustomCool/deli drawer for targeted cooling
• Helps correct no-chill or slow-chill performance in the drawer
• Addresses symptoms like no airflow, intermittent operation, or grinding/buzzing noises from the drawer area
• Replaces a failed fan motor or damaged wiring harness in this assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing; remove the drawer and covers to access the assembly
• Note wire routing and connector locations; transfer any original mounting hardware as needed
• Seat connectors fully and route harness away from moving parts to avoid pinching
• Restore power and verify the fan runs and airflow is present to the drawer

This replacement motor powers the blower in your ventilation unit, spinning the fan blade or wheel to move air through the housing and ductwork. Replace it when the original motor becomes noisy, stalls, or fails to start.

• Drives the fan blade/blower wheel to move air through the unit
• Restores proper airflow and ventilation performance
• Common symptoms: loud humming or grinding, won't start, slow/weak airflow, intermittent operation, overheating/shutting off
• Often needed when the shaft is seized or bearings are worn

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the blower assembly; remove the grille or filters to reach the motor
• Note wire locations; transfer wiring, mounting hardware, and the fan blade/blower wheel from the old motor if applicable
• Ensure the blade/wheel spins freely before reassembly, then restore power to test

This evaporator fan motor assembly includes a jumper harness to match updated wiring. It circulates air across the evaporator and throughout the cabinet to maintain even temperatures and consistent cooling performance.

• Drives airflow across the evaporator coils to remove heat
• Distributes cold air between freezer and fresh food sections
• Helps reduce frost buildup and temperature swings
• Typical failure signs: weak or no airflow, warm compartments, or loud/squealing fan noise

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Transfer the existing fan blade, bracket, and grommets if not supplied
• Make tight, fully seated connections; use the jumper only if your harness requires it
• After reassembly, restore power and close the door switch to verify fan operation

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

Evaporator fan motor assembly circulates cold air through the freezer compartment to maintain even temperatures and proper frost control; replaces a failed or noisy freezer fan to restore airflow and cooling performance. What it does:

• Moves cold air across the evaporator and through the freezer to help the appliance reach and hold set temperatures.
• Restores airflow when a fan motor seizes, hums, or stops running.
• Helps reduce frost build-up and temperature variation caused by poor circulation.
• Can eliminate abnormal rattling or grinding noises originating from the freezer fan area.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service.
• Remove interior panels and shelving as needed to access the evaporator fan; allow any accumulated frost/ice to thaw before removal.
• Handle the fan blades carefully to avoid bending; wiring connections should match the original before reassembly.
• Check the defrost system and door seals as part of diagnosis if the fan failed due to excessive ice.

This motor and pulley kit drives the drum belt and turns the blower wheel in your dryer. Replace a failing motor to bring back smooth tumbling and dependable airflow when the original hums, stalls, or overheats.

• Powers the drum via the belt and spins the blower to move air through the dryer
• Can be associated with overheating or burning smells when the motor is seized or shorted
• Addresses loud buzzing, grinding, or rattling noises from the motor area

• Disconnect power; if gas, shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Remove front/top panels for access; note belt routing and take photos of wiring
• Release belt tension, remove the drum, and detach the blower housing/wheel as required to free the motor
• Install the supplied pulley and move wires over one connector at a time; confirm free drum rotation before restoring power

This replacement fan blower drives the microwave's venting and cooling airflow. The motorized blower moves air through the unit to protect internal components and exhaust steam and odors—restoring proper airflow and reducing noise when the original fails.

• Provides forced airflow to cool the magnetron/electronics and vent cooking vapors
• Symptoms of a failing blower: weak or no airflow at the vent, loud rattling/squealing, or excessive vibration
• Inadequate airflow can cause the unit to overheat and shut off until cooled
• Also commonly referred to as the blower motor/assembly

• Disconnect power before service; microwaves can retain dangerous high voltage even when unplugged
• Access often requires removing the microwave from its installation
• Set the blower orientation to match your venting configuration (recirculating/top/rear) per your service manual
• Transfer any mounting hardware or seals from the original part if needed

CW, 2w, 2 1/4" spade terminals

This is a blower motor assembly intended for use with range hood fans. The blower motor assembly powers the fan that circulates air over the stove. With use, the blower motor assembly may malfunction or fail. When this part becomes damaged or stops functioning correctly, a replacement part is required to continue the effective use of the fan in the range hood.Signs that the blower motor assembly needs to be replaced include a fan that doesn't turn on or a fan that makes unusual sounds when operating. The replacement of the blower motor assembly is simple. Disconnect the range from its power source before starting the disassembly of the appliance. Wear gloves for protection. A screwdriver and a nut driver are necessary to complete the repair. The blower motor assembly is located inside the range hood. Lower the fan unit, disconnect the old blower motor and connect wires to the new motor for installation.This blower motor assembly is a genuine OEM replacement part. It is sold as an individual piece. The blower motor assembly is made of durable materials. It can be installed in several different models of ranges. The blower motor assembly is compatible with appliances produced by General Electric, RCA, and Hotpoint.

This is the indoor fan motor for a room air conditioner. It drives the evaporator-side blower wheel to move cool air across the evaporator coil and into the room, restoring proper airflow and cooling performance.

• Powers the indoor blower wheel to circulate conditioned air
• Helps maintain correct airflow across the evaporator coil
• Common failure signs: fan won't run, slow or intermittent airflow, humming from motor, or overheating/shutdown
• May also be indicated by uneven cooling or the unit icing up due to poor airflow

• Unplug the unit and discharge capacitors before service
• Remove the front panel and access cover to reach the motor and blower
• Note wire positions; transfer mounting hardware and fan wheel as required
• Verify free-spinning blower and secure wiring before reassembly and test