Parts for AW07LC2VHA: Room Air Conditioner Parts

This swing motor is the replacement motor that moves the microwave's swing/oscillating assembly to direct airflow or rotate the stirrer linkage, restoring proper airflow and energy distribution inside the cavity. It fits as the direct OEM-design motor used in compatible GE microwave models. What it does

• Drives the swing/oscillating linkage or stirrer assembly to help even microwave energy distribution.
• Restores movement when the previous motor failed, preventing uneven cooking or heating.
• Stops or reduces motor noise and clicking caused by a worn or seized motor.
• Helps vent/damper or internal components move smoothly so functions that rely on oscillation operate correctly.

• One swing motor

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting; lock out power at the breaker or unplug.
• Installation typically requires removing the microwave control panel or inner cavity access panels; use the OEM service manual or diagram.
• Handle wiring harness connectors gently; match wire positions exactly and secure any mounting screws or brackets.
• Test operation after installation; inspect linkage, mounts, and associated parts for wear.

This swing motor is the motorized drive that powers an appliance's oscillating/swinging vent or airflow assembly, restoring smooth side-to-side movement for even air distribution and operation. It replaces a worn or failed swing drive to stop noisy, stuck, or non-oscillating behavior. What it does

• Drives the swing/oscillation mechanism so vents or airflow fins move side-to-side
• Restores proper air distribution and prevents stalls or intermittent motion
• Stops squeaks, grinding, or vibration caused by a failing motor
• Works as the direct replacement for the appliance's original swing drive motor

• One swing motor (single unit)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove any trim or panels to access the motor; keep track of fasteners and linkages
• Note linkage orientation and secure all mounting screws; test operation before reassembling panels