Stator Parts

This induction motor assembly powers the mechanical drive in compatible laundry appliances, restoring rotation for tumbling or airflow so the appliance can resume normal operation. Designed to replace a worn or failed motor quickly. What it does:

• Drives the appliance's mechanical components to enable drum tumbling or blower rotation
• Stops functioning when the motor is worn, causing no tumble, humming, or intermittent operation
• Restores reliable rotation when the original motor has seized, failed to start, or runs inconsistently
• Works as the direct replacement motor specified for the listed part number

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Installation may require basic hand tools and removal of access panels
• Inspect wiring and mounts for damage and replace any worn fasteners or wire connectors

Washer won't spin or agitate? This motor assembly drives the drum and tub rotation. Direct-fit replacement restores proper operation and reduces noise.

Fix a washer that won't spin or agitate with this motor rotor assembly. Restores proper drum rotation and wash cycle function. DIY repair part.

Washer won't spin or agitate? This motor inverter and control kit restores proper motor speed control and electronic drive functions.

This evaporator fan motor circulates cold air across the freezer and refrigerator evaporator coils to help maintain even temperatures and proper cooling. Replaces a failed or noisy fan motor to restore airflow and reduce uneven cooling. What it does:

• Spins the evaporator fan blade that moves cold air through the freezer and fresh-food compartments
• Commonly used when the refrigerator is warm, frost builds on the evaporator, or you hear a loud or grinding noise from the fresh-food/freezer area
• Helps prevent temperature stratification and supports proper defrost cycling by maintaining airflow
• Designed for direct replacement where the OEM motor is specified

• One evaporator fan motor

• Unplug the appliance and shut off power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Access typically requires removing interior panels or the rear evaporator cover
• Handle the fan blade carefully to avoid damage; ensure proper alignment and secure electrical connections before testing
• If excessive frost or ice is present, defrost the evaporator before installing the new motor