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The Fan Kit is an OEM part for GE ovens and ranges. This part regulates the internal temperatures and preventing overheating.
Causes of a bad Fan Kit can stem from motor failure due to wear and tear, obstructions or debris blocking proper airflow, or damage to the fan blades or housing.
Symptoms of a bad Fan Kit include:
This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
We initially called a repair company who immediately diagnosed the fan, without opening up anything. They quoted $550 to repair. $159 of that was the fan part. Plus they told me the parts come from overseas and will take 2 week to arrive. I researched the model number and can part and found exactly what I was looking for on your site. Plus there were diagrams and forum discussions that boosted my confidence on repairing ourself. Using your parts diagrams and our manual information, we pulled... Read more
Fix loud whirring, rattling noise or no cooling in your fridge. This evaporator fan motor circulates cold air. Moderate DIY repair, 30-60 minutes.
I had found that the fan in the freezer was making a lot of noise. Turns out the shaft was loose, causing the flan blade to wobble. Replaced the motor and fan and now it runs like a new unit. Read more
Refrigerator not cooling or making screeching noise? This evaporator fan motor kit stops those symptoms. DIY-friendly repair, typically done in 15 minutes.
I watched videos to diagnose the noise coming from my refrigerator, then watched videos on how to replace the part, then I ordered the replacement part which came very promptly. The part works perfectly. I am a 73-year old woman, and found this was an easy fix, even on a bottom freezer model refrigerator. The AppliancePartsPro price for this part is a good buy, and I will buy again when I need a part. I have ordered replacement parts from AppliancePartsPro for my cooking range previously and... Read more
Ice dispenser not working or just humming? The auger motor drives ice delivery. Easy DIY fix in under 15 minutes with our video guide. Restore ice flow.
Ordered part from Appliance Part Pro's and watched the short video they provided to learn how to replace the old motor. Video is what made me decide to order the part and attempt the repair myself. It was so simple, I had it completed in under 5 minutes. Saved a bunch of money by not having to have a repairmen come out. Read more
The Rear Evaporator Motor Grommet is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. It's designed to secure and cushion the evaporator motor, ensuring it remains in place and operates quietly. This grommet plays a crucial role in minimizing vibrations and noise from the motor, which can otherwise lead to a disruptive refrigerator operation.
Causes of a bad Rear Evaporator Motor Grommet can result from deterioration due to cooling and thawing cycles in the refrigerator. Physical damage during cleaning or servicing may cause a loose motor fit.
Symptoms of a malfunctioning Rear Evaporator Motor Grommet include:
This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.
Ordered parts, removed top tray in freezer, popped the back inside freezer panel out removed and replaced fan, dampers and fan housing. Took about 15 minutes. Read more
Microwave turntable won't rotate or makes rattling noise? This motor drives the glass tray for even heating. Easy 10-minute DIY fix with basic tools.
Obtained the replacement motor and tray coupler from Appliance Parts Pro. Video of the typical replacement was very helpful to show what to expect and how to replace the motor and coupler. The removal of the bottom plate was held in place by several phillips screws. The motor was attached with two torx screws. The electric connection clips to the motor required needle nose pliers to pull them off. The tray coupler was simple to install after the motor was secured and bottom plate was replaced.. Read more
Refrigerator making strange noises or temperature uneven? This evaporator fan motor circulates cold air. Moderately difficult repair—video available.
Replaced evaporator fan in back wall of freezer. Read more
This coupling sleeve connects and protects the drive shaft that powers your appliance's auger or rotating mechanism. It provides a flexible connection that absorbs vibration while transferring rotational power between shaft sections. Replace this coupling if you hear grinding noises, experience reduced performance, or if the auger stops turning completely.
Added a new shaft as the old shaft had worn down...........works perfect now. Thank you Easy fix ....no more than 10 mins. Read more
Fix uneven cooling or warm spots in your fridge with this evaporator fan motor. Restores airflow across coils when the fan runs weak, noisy, or stops.
Lack of water was due to frozen water reservoir on refrigerator side. Frozen water was due to temperature issues - cold on bottom of both freeder and refrigerator side, warmer at top. This was caused by evaporator fan failure. The fan had come loose from its housing and eventually vibrated itself to death - wire leads had vibrated open. Since the fan/wire harness are integrated, I needed to replace the unit. Evaporator fan blade took a beating too, so I replaced that as well. Online repair... Read more
Refrigerator not cooling evenly or making unusual noises? This evaporator fan motor circulates cold air throughout your fridge. Moderate DIY repair.
This electric fan motor is mounted near the evaporator coils inside the freezer compartment and circulates cold air throughout the freezer and refrigerator sections. It ensures even cooling by pushing air over the evaporator coils and distributing it to all compartments. Replace this motor if the freezer is warm, the refrigerator section is not cooling properly, or you hear unusual buzzing or humming noises coming from the back of the freezer.
The fan blade had vibrated down the shaft of motor and was hitting the fan supports. I replaced motor and new fan blade. The motor was still operating but since I had everything opened up I changed out the motor anyway. Freezer working fine now. The only unforeseen problem is there was a black wire that had to be transferred to the three prong wiring harness. Read more
Range hood fan not running or making noise? This motor drives the fan blades to ventilate cooking fumes and odors. Moderate DIY repair with basic tools.
Disconnect power, remove panel that covers motor/fan wiring, take some pictures of wiring connection, unplugged wiring, removed motor bracket, replaced new motor in brackets, reinstalled all components. Read more
Refrigerator not cooling but freezer works? A failed evaporator fan motor stops cold air circulation. Moderate difficulty repair requires panel removal.
The evaporator fan had stopped working and caused the entire area around it to ice up. No air flow was getting from the freezer to the fridge. I replaced the damper control (it was rusted, not sure if it was workign or not) and the evaporator fan. It was a very quick repair once I diagnosed the problem. The most time consuming part was taking all the compartments apart to get to the affected area. Read more
Fix squealing or grinding noises during spin cycles with this washer motor rotor assembly. Works with the stator to rotate the drum. Video guide available.
Ordered new clutch, rotor and drum sensor assembly. If your clutch bearings go, make sure you check rotor, stator and sensor for damage. Read more
Range hood fan stopped working or runs weak? This motor assembly restores proper ventilation. Most DIYers complete installation in 5-20 minutes.
The fan in our 12-year old range hood (Kenmore) stopped working. After removing it and cleaning up the exposed parts and connections, concluded that the motor had simply died. AppliancePartsPro made finding the replacement part very simple. I double-checked the part number on Sears website (they also offered a replacement part, but for a few dollars more). The new fan/motor arrived in just a few days and it took less than 5 minutes to install it. Simple easy project! Read more
Refrigerator not cooling but freezer works? A failed evaporator fan motor stops cold air circulation. DIY-friendly repair with basic tools in 30-60 minutes.
1. Unplug the power, 2. Removed the shelving and Ice maker including power cord, 3. Removed the air flow conduits, 4. Removed the back panel, 5. Removed evaporator fan housing and drop down then un clip power supply and remove evaporator fan housing and all and set on a flat surface, 6. Remove the upper bracket holding in evaporator and remove evaporator fan ( be sure to remove the fan blade you'll need it for the new motor ) 7. Popped out the old grommets ( I replaced both since I was there )... Read more
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