Lg Range / Cooktop / Oven Motor

The Motor, AC Fan is an OEM part for LG ovens. This fan motor is responsible for circulating air within the oven cavity, ensuring even heat distribution for consistent cooking and baking results. It helps maintain the oven’s temperature by moving hot air around, which is especially important for convection ovens.

Over time, the fan motor can wear out or become faulty due to continuous use, exposure to high temperatures, or electrical issues. When the fan motor fails, it can lead to uneven cooking and potential overheating of the oven.

Symptoms of a bad oven motor, AC fan include:

• Uneven cooking or baking results
• Unusual noises coming from the oven during operation
• The oven taking longer to preheat
• The fan not spinning or running intermittently
• Error codes related to fan or airflow issues

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

The Convection Fan Motor is an OEM component for LG stove tops and ranges. It refers to the small electric motors used within certain LG gas or electric range models. 

Causes of a faulty cooking range motor include normal wear from years of operation in high-heat environments. Grease and food deposits can also impair motor performance over time.

Symptoms of a bad motor include:

• Loud grinding or humming noises from inside the range
• Reduced or no ventilation/air flow during cooking  
• Convection bake features not functioning properly
• Motors failing to start or run at all

This OEM LG part can also be used on Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

AC synchronous motor assembly that turns the appliance's rotating components to restore normal operation. Replace this motor if the appliance fails to spin, spins intermittently, or produces unusual humming or grinding noises. What it does:

• Replaces the appliance's worn or failed AC synchronous motor to restore rotation and proper function.
• Helps address symptoms such as no rotation, intermittent spinning, humming, grinding, or failure to start.
• Connects to the existing motor mounting and electrical connectors as a direct replacement when the part numbers match.
• Matches OEM function and electrical type (AC synchronous) for compatible appliance platforms.

• Always disconnect the appliance from power before starting any repair.
• Remove the appropriate access panels to reach the motor; support any heavy components (drum/rotator) while you work.
• Verify that the motor's wiring connectors and mounting points match the original before final installation.

The MOTOR, AC FAN is an OEM part for LG refrigerators, designed to circulate air efficiently throughout the unit. This vital component ensures that cool air is distributed evenly across the refrigerator and freezer compartments, aiding in maintaining consistent temperatures to keep food fresh and prevent spoilage. 

Causes of a bad MOTOR, AC FAN can range from wear and tear over time, dust and debris accumulation impeding the motor's function, to electrical malfunctions preventing the motor from operating.

Symptoms of a bad MOTOR, AC FAN in a refrigerator include:

• Inconsistent or warming temperatures within the refrigerator or freezer compartments
• The refrigerator running longer than normal or working harder to maintain cool temperatures
• Unusual noises suggesting the fan motor is struggling to operate or has failed

This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.

This fan module assembly circulates air inside the appliance to help maintain even temperatures and proper cooling. Replacing a worn or failed fan module restores airflow and can improve cooling performance. What it does:

• Moves air across evaporator or condenser coils to support heat exchange and temperature control
• Commonly fixes symptoms like weak cooling, uneven temperatures, or a unit running longer than normal
• Stops noises such as grinding, rattling, or high-pitched whine caused by a failing fan
• Helps prevent frost buildup or warm spots by restoring consistent airflow

• One fan module assembly

• Disconnect power before accessing internal components to reduce shock risk
• Remove required panels carefully; retain screws and fasteners for reassembly
• Handle the fan blades and connector gently to avoid damage