Kenmore / Sears Range Hood Motor

The Motor is an OEM part for Broan range hoods. It is responsible for driving the fan blades that ventilate cooking fumes, smoke, and odors from your kitchen. This motor ensures that the range hood operates effectively, maintaining good air quality by expelling unwanted air particles outside or filtering them.

Common causes of a bad motor include normal wear and tear, electrical malfunctions, or buildup of grease and debris that can strain the motor.

Symptoms of a bad range hood motor include:

• The fan not running or operating intermittently
• Unusual noises such as grinding or humming from the motor
• Reduced suction or airflow performance
• The motor overheating or emitting a burning smell

This OEM Broan part is essential for the proper functioning of your range hood, ensuring efficient ventilation in your kitchen.

The Motor Assembly is an OEM part for Broan range hoods. This part is the driving force behind the extraction and circulation capabilities of your range hood, efficiently removing smoke, grease, and odors from the kitchen air. 

Causes for replacement include noticeable decreases in suction power, abnormal sounds indicating mechanical wear, or failure to start, all of which can compromise your kitchen's air quality and comfort.

Symptoms of a bad Motor Assembly include:

• A noticeable reduction in exhaust efficiency, failing to clear smoke or odors effectively.
• Increased noise levels, such as grinding, humming, or buzzing, suggesting the motor is struggling.
• The range hood not operating at all, pointing to a potential motor failure.

This replacement fan motor drives the blower that moves air through your ventilation system. Replace a failing motor to help restore proper airflow and reduce noise during operation. What it does:

• Spins the blower wheel/impeller to move air through the venting system
• Helps clear steam, smoke, and odors by maintaining consistent airflow
• Can address symptoms like a fan that won't start, just hums, runs slowly, or is unusually noisy
• Resolve overheating or a burning smell coming from the motor area

• 1 motor

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Note wire locations and motor orientation for correct reassembly
• Ensure the blower wheel is secure and spins freely after installation
• Test run before final reassembly and check for vibration or rubbing

This replacement motor powers the fan/blower in your ventilation unit to move air efficiently. Use it to restore airflow when the original motor becomes noisy, slow to start, or stops running altogether.

• Spins the blower/fan wheel to pull air through the unit and out through ducting or filters
• Maintains proper ventilation performance and airflow
• Common symptoms: fan won't start or only hums; runs slowly or stalls; excessive noise or vibration; intermittent shut-off/overheating
• Suitable replacement when the existing motor windings, bearings, or thermal protector have failed

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; allow components to cool
• Access the motor by removing the grille/filters and blower housing as applicable
• Transfer the blower wheel and any reusable brackets/wiring from the old motor; align the shaft flat and secure the set screw
• Spin the wheel by hand to confirm free movement; test run before final reassembly

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

Replacement blower assembly that circulates air for the ventilation system, restoring proper airflow and exhaust performance in compatible Broan units — use when the original blower is noisy, weak, or not operating. What it does:

• Moves air through the ventilation channel to exhaust smoke, steam and odors.
• Restores airflow when a failing blower causes weak ventilation or no exhaust.
• Addresses excessive vibration or unusual noise coming from the blower area.
• Replaces the original blower assembly for a direct-fit swap when the unit's blower is defective.

• Disconnect electrical power to the appliance before starting any work.
• Access the blower housing per your model's service instructions; support the housing to avoid strain on ducts or wiring.
• Transfer mounting screws and wiring connectors exactly as removed; secure all fasteners and wiring.

This blower motor powers the fan assembly to move air through the ventilation system, restoring airflow and ventilation performance. Ideal when the fan is weak, intermittent, or not running. What it does

• Spins the fan/blower to exhaust air from range hoods or ventilation fans.
• Replaces a failed motor that hums, won't start, or runs intermittently.
• Restores normal airflow and reduces overheating from stalled fans.
• Helps eliminate unusual noises like grinding or squealing when motor bearings fail.

• One replacement blower motor

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair.
• Basic hand tools may be needed; mounting hardware or harnesses may be reused if in good condition.
• Follow the appliance's service manual for wiring and mounting instructions.
• If you smell burning or see damaged wiring, stop.

This blower assembly replaces the exhaust fan motor and wheel used in range hood/ventilation units to move air and smoke out of the cabinet. Restores airflow and reduces noise from a failing fan. What it does

• Houses the motor and centrifugal wheel that push exhaust air through the ducting
• Replaces worn or failed blower components that cause weak or no airflow
• Stops grinding, rattling, or excessive noise when the motor or wheel is damaged
• Helps eliminate overheating or burning smells caused by a seized blower

• One blower assembly (motor and wheel mounted together)

• Turn off and lock out power at the breaker before starting work
• Basic hand tools typically required; follow OEM service manual for disassembly steps
• Handle the blower wheel carefully to avoid bending blades or contaminating the motor
• Verify wiring connections and mounting orientation match the original before reassembly