General Electric Room Air Conditioner Motor

This fan motor powers the fan blade or blower wheel to move air through the unit. Replacing a worn or seized motor restores airflow and heat transfer, helping the system maintain proper temperatures and operate reliably.

• Rotates the fan to circulate air across coils and components
• Supports correct cooling performance and helps prevent overheating
• Reduces noise and vibration caused by a failing motor
• Typical symptoms: fan not running, weak airflow, loud humming/squealing, intermittent operation, or a burning odor

• Disconnect power before servicing and allow components to cool
• Note and label all wire connections; take a photo for reference
• If a start/run capacitor is present, discharge it safely before handling
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; transfer any brackets or grommets from the old motor as required and verify free blade rotation after install

This fan motor assembly replaces a worn or failed motor to restore proper airflow in your appliance. Designed to run the fan blade that circulates air for cooling, drying, or venting depending on application. What it does:

• Spins the fan blade to move air through the appliance for proper cooling, ventilation, or heat distribution
• Restores normal airflow when a burned-out or noisy motor causes weak airflow or overheating
• Reduces abnormal noises when a failing motor is the source of grinding, whining, or rattling sounds
• Helps prevent performance issues tied to poor air circulation, such as temperature inconsistencies

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service.
• Follow OEM disassembly steps; this motor may require removing a cover, fan blade, or mounting bracket.
• Handle the motor and wiring harness carefully; avoid pulling on wires and ensure connectors are fully seated.
• Replace or re-seat rubber grommets or brackets to reduce vibration and noise.

This replacement fan motor drives the condenser fan to move air across the condenser coils, helping the refrigerator shed heat for efficient cooling. Replaces a worn or failed motor to restore proper airflow and temperature control. What it does:

• Spins the condenser fan blade to pull air through the condenser coils so the compressor can cool effectively
• Helps prevent compressor overheating and supports steady refrigerator temperatures
• Commonly replaces motors that are noisy, slow to start, or that have stopped running
• Resolves symptoms like a warm fridge, frequent compressor cycling, or loud humming from the back

• One fan motor

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle fins and sharp sheet metal carefully; use gloves
• Verify blade orientation and secure mounting before restoring power

This I/D (intake/draft) fan motor replaces the appliance's paint-system fan to restore proper airflow during finishing. It helps re-establish consistent ventilation so the paint/finish area maintains intended airflow for proper operation. What it does

• Drives the intake/draft fan assembly to move air through the paint/finishing chamber
• Restores airflow lost from a failed or noisy motor
• Helps reduce uneven finishing caused by poor circulation
• Eliminates unusual fan noise or a fan that won't run

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning work to avoid shock
• Handle with care; mounting brackets and sheet metal edges may be sharp
• Verify motor shaft alignment and mounting orientation before final tightening