General Electric Room Air Conditioner Blower Wheel Or Fan Blade

This replacement propeller is used on the outdoor fan of room air conditioners. It mounts to the condenser fan motor shaft to move air across the condenser coil, restoring heat rejection and airflow when the original blade is damaged or unbalanced. What it does:

• Moves outdoor air through the condenser coil to expel heat
• Helps address poor cooling caused by weak or no condenser airflow
• Replaces cracked, warped, or loose blades that cause vibration or scraping noises
• Symptom check: outdoor fan not spinning, weak airflow, rattling, or visible blade damage

• Includes: 1 propeller

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear gloves—blade edges can be sharp
• Note blade orientation and hub depth on the motor shaft before removal
• Remove the fastener/set screw and pull the old blade straight off; avoid bending coil fins
• Install the new blade in the same orientation, secure firmly, then test run

This axial flow fan moves air through the appliance to help cool internal components and support proper airflow. Replacing a worn or damaged fan restores quiet operation and helps prevent overheating-related issues. What it does:

• Circulates air across internal components or heat exchangers to maintain proper operating temperatures
• Helps prevent overheating of electronics, motors, or heating elements
• Reduces abnormal noise caused by worn or imbalanced fan blades or bearings
• Supports consistent airflow for reliable appliance performance

• One axial flow fan assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the fan blades carefully to avoid damage; align properly during installation
• Verify secure mounting and electrical connections before restoring power
• Test appliance operation after installation and observe for proper airflow and quiet operation

This evaporator blower fan blade circulates cold air through the refrigerator to maintain even cooling and proper frost control. Replacing a worn or broken blade restores airflow and helps the appliance cool more consistently. What it does:

• Spins on the evaporator motor to move air across the evaporator coils
• Promotes even temperature distribution inside the fresh-food and freezer compartments
• Helps prevent frost build-up by maintaining steady airflow
• Commonly replaced when airflow is weak, the fan is noisy, or the blade is cracked or broken

• One fan blade

• Disconnect power before accessing the evaporator/fan area to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the blade carefully to avoid bending fins or damaging the motor shaft
• The motor shaft and mounting hardware are intact before installation

This axial flow fan circulates air inside the appliance to help cool components and maintain proper ventilation. It replaces a worn or damaged blower wheel to restore airflow and reduce overheating risk. What it does:

• Moves air across coils or internal components to support cooling and ventilation.
• Helps prevent overheating and supports consistent appliance performance.
• Can reduce unusual temperature-related symptoms or poor cooling/airflow.
• Fits into the appliance's blower/motor assembly to restore proper airflow.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Handle the fan blades carefully to avoid bending or damage.
• Verify proper seating on the motor shaft and secure fasteners per the appliance's service instructions.

This axial fan blade replaces a damaged or worn refrigerator/condenser fan blade to restore airflow and help maintain proper cooling. Durable molded construction fits the factory mounting location for dependable operation. What it does:

• Moves air across the condenser/evaporator to support heat exchange and cooling performance
• Helps prevent overheating by maintaining steady airflow through the appliance
• Commonly used when blades are cracked, warped, noisy, or causing vibration
• Restores quieter, balanced operation compared with damaged or unbalanced blades

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle the blade carefully to avoid cracking or bending the mounting hub
• Verify blade orientation and secure mounting to motor shaft per manufacturer instructions
• If motor or mounting hardware is damaged, replace those components as well