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.

The Motor with Capacitor is an OEM component specifically designed for Frigidaire range hoods. This assembly provides the necessary power to circulate air and remove unwanted smoke and odors from the cooking area.

Causes of motor failure can include wear from years of continuous use, grit or dust buildup reducing efficiency over time, or damage from liquid ingress compromising electronics. 

Symptoms of a faulty motor and capacitor assembly include:

• Reduced or ineffective suction and ventilation  
• Abnormally loud operation noises from the hood
• Failure to start or intermittent functionality  

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with some Kenmore and GE range hood models. Replacing worn components restores proper air transfer vital for safely venting the cooking zone. Timely maintenance preserves optimal hood performance.
 

The Blower Assembly is an OEM part for Frigidaire range hoods. It is the part that draws out smoke, odors, and cooking fumes from the kitchen area. 

Causes of a bad Blower Assembly can range from wear and tear over time, accumulation of grease or debris obstructing the fan blades, to electrical or motor issues preventing proper operation.

Symptoms of a bad Blower Assembly include:

• Reduced suction or airflow from the range hood
• Loud or excessive noise during operation
• The fan not turning on or running erratically
• Potential overheating or motor failure

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.

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

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• 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

This is a blower motor assembly intended for use with range hood fans. The blower motor assembly powers the fan that circulates air over the stove. With use, the blower motor assembly may malfunction or fail. When this part becomes damaged or stops functioning correctly, a replacement part is required to continue the effective use of the fan in the range hood.Signs that the blower motor assembly needs to be replaced include a fan that doesn't turn on or a fan that makes unusual sounds when operating. The replacement of the blower motor assembly is simple. Disconnect the range from its power source before starting the disassembly of the appliance. Wear gloves for protection. A screwdriver and a nut driver are necessary to complete the repair. The blower motor assembly is located inside the range hood. Lower the fan unit, disconnect the old blower motor and connect wires to the new motor for installation.This blower motor assembly is a genuine OEM replacement part. It is sold as an individual piece. The blower motor assembly is made of durable materials. It can be installed in several different models of ranges. The blower motor assembly is compatible with appliances produced by General Electric, RCA, and Hotpoint.

This replacement motor restores reliable rotation to the component it powers, helping your appliance operate smoothly and as designed. Swap out a worn or seized motor to bring motion and performance back to normal.

• Supplies rotational power to the attached mechanism inside the appliance
• Common failure symptoms: no movement, humming without turning, grinding/squealing noises, or intermittent/slow operation
• A failed motor can lead to loss of function and unusual noise from the driven part
• Replacing the motor restores proper motion and helps maintain overall performance

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Access the motor area; note wire locations and the motor's orientation before removal
• Transfer any brackets, grommets, or screws from the old motor as needed; beware of sharp edges
• After mounting, ensure the shaft/attached part spins freely and clear of obstructions before reassembly and testing

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.

A blower assembly that circulates oven or range heat to support convection cooking. Replacing a worn or failed blower restores airflow for more even cooking and reduces noisy or grinding fan operation. Sold individually. What it does:

• Circulates hot air across the oven cavity to support convection and temperature consistency.
• Restores airflow that helps prevent uneven cooking or extended bake times when the blower fails.
• Common symptoms of failure: loud or grinding noise, little or no airflow from the convection fan, or reduced baking performance.
• Replaces assemblies that are worn, seized, or producing excessive vibration.

• Disconnect electrical power (and gas supply, if applicable) before starting any service.
• Allow the appliance to fully cool; remove access panels to reach the blower.
• Handle fan blades carefully to avoid damage; verify the blower spins freely and wiring connectors are secure before reassembly.

This blower assembly circulates air through the appliance to maintain proper airflow and ventilation. Replacing a worn or damaged assembly restores efficient exhausting and reduces unusual noises or poor airflow. What it does:

• Moves air through the appliance for proper ventilation and drying/performance
• Helps expel humidity, lint, and combustion byproducts
• Can resolve reduced airflow, weak performance, or excessive noise from the blower area
• Supports consistent temperature and cycle performance by maintaining airflow

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• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any repair
• Handle the blower carefully; edges and mounting tabs can be sharp
• Secure all mounting screws and duct connections
• Check lint traps and ducts for blockages when replacing the blower

This blower assembly circulates air through the appliance to support proper airflow and heat distribution, restoring normal operation and efficiency when the original blower is damaged or failing. It replaces worn or broken blower components to reduce noise and improve performance. What it does:

• Spins the blower wheel to move air through the unit for proper heating, cooling, or venting
• Restores airflow when reduced air movement causes longer cycles or poor performance
• Reduces unusual noise from a wobbling or damaged blower wheel/housing
• Helps prevent overheating caused by restricted or ineffective air circulation

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any repair
• Access typically requires removing exterior panels or the front panel; use basic hand tools
• Inspect and clean surrounding airflow paths and vents of lint or debris while replacing the blower

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 fan motor circulates air inside the appliance to maintain even temperatures and proper airflow, helping the unit run efficiently and protect stored items from uneven cooling or overheating. What it does:

• Drives the fan blade to move air through the appliance for consistent temperature distribution
• Restores airflow when the original motor has failed or become intermittent
• Reduces noise and vibration when replacing a worn or noisy motor
• Helps prevent evaporator frost buildup and compressor overworking when airflow is restored

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• Disconnect power before attempting any repairs to avoid shock or injury
• Inspect the fan blade and mounting before installation; replace any damaged components
• Follow manufacturer service manual for wiring and mounting instructions; secure all connectors and fastenings