Wall Oven Motor

The Convection Fan Motor Kit is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire ovens. This kit includes the motor responsible for driving the convection fan, which circulates hot air within the oven cavity to ensure even cooking and consistent temperatures during convection baking or roasting.

Over time, causes of a bad convection fan motor can include electrical wear, overheating due to heavy use, or damage from grease or debris buildup. Additionally, worn-out bearings in the motor can impair its performance.

Symptoms of a bad convection fan motor include:

• The fan not spinning or operating inconsistently  
• Uneven cooking results in convection mode  
• Strange noises such as rattling or grinding during operation  

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.

Note: Convection fan motor 5304467898 replaces earlier fan motors with a cooling blade. The fan motor doesn't include the cooling blade as it is no longer required.

The Convection Fan is an OEM part for Whirlpool wall ovens and ranges. It circulates hot air inside the oven cavity, facilitating even heat distribution during the cooking and baking cycles. The convection fan enhances cooking performance through fast, forced air movement.

Causes of a bad convection fan include a failed motor, worn-out blades, or blockages that disrupt airflow.  

Symptoms of a bad convection fan include:

• Incomplete or uneven cooking even at higher temperatures
• Longer than normal cook times 
• Loud buzzing or grinding noises from the fan motor area

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

The Fan is an OEM component specifically designed for select Bosch built-in ovens. As a critical convection element, it circulates internal air currents for optimal heat distribution throughout baking and broiling cycles.

Powerful yet precisely balanced centrifugal motion agitates spacious oven cavities with homogeneous warmth. Aerodynamic fan blades expedite even cooking without hot or cold spots. 

Causes requiring replacement relate to bearing seizure or broken blade attachments disrupting designed circulation. Prolonged heat exposure may cause premature motor failure or cracked housings to no longer sustain needed speeds.

Symptoms signaling the need for a new fan include:

• Inability to effectively circulate air for simultaneous multi-rack cooking  
• Louder than average operation noise accompanied by vibration
• Erratic or ineffective temperature management within cycles

This OEM Bosch replacement fan is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau, and some Kenmore built-in ovens employing convection methods. Proper reinstallation restores designed air transfer capabilities for perfect results.
 

Specs: 3/8 inch diameter shaft with a counter clockwise rotation. This fan motor kit is used on the Jenn-Air downdraft blowers. Includes the foam seal. For the foam seal only order 715957K.

This fan assembly restores proper airflow inside your appliance, moving air to cool internal components and support ventilation. Replace a seized, noisy, or non-running fan to prevent overheating and bring back efficient, quieter operation.

• Circulates air through the appliance for cooling and/or ventilation
• Helps maintain safe operating temperatures and consistent performance
• Common symptoms: no or weak airflow, fan won't start or runs intermittently, loud grinding/squealing/rattling, excessive vibration
• A failed fan can lead to overheating or thermal safety shutdowns

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the fan per your model's service information; note wire locations and mounting orientation
• Transfer any brackets, screws, or gaskets from the original
• Ensure the fan wheel spins freely and nothing contacts it before restoring power

This motor drives the oven's convection fan to circulate hot air for even, consistent baking and roasting. Replace a noisy or stalled motor to restore proper airflow and uniform temperatures throughout the cavity.

• Spins the convection fan to move heated air across all racks
• Helps reduce hot and cold spots for more even cooking results
• Failure signs include the fan not running, running slowly, or making loud humming/grinding/squealing noises
• Symptoms can include uneven baking/roasting, longer preheat times, and poor browning

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access varies by model; remove appropriate panels to reach the motor and fan
• Transfer the existing fan blade and any reusable mounting hardware if your model uses separate parts
• After installation, ensure the blade spins freely and clears the shroud before restoring power

This convection fan motor powers the fan that circulates heated air during convection cooking, helping your appliance maintain even temperatures and consistent results. Replacing a weak or noisy motor restores proper airflow and quieter operation.

• Drives the convection fan to move hot air throughout the cooking cavity
• Promotes even heat distribution for baking and roasting in Convection modes
• Activates when the control calls for convection airflow
• Common symptoms: fan not spinning, intermittent or slow operation, rattling or squealing noises, uneven cooking

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool completely. Microwaves can retain dangerous high voltage even when unplugged.
• Access the motor behind the rear or interior fan cover per your model's design.
• Note wire positions; transfer the existing fan blade and any mounting hardware to the new motor if required.
• Ensure the fan spins freely before reassembly; restore power and test a Convection cycle.

This blower moves air through your appliance to maintain proper cooling and ventilation. Replacing a worn or noisy blower restores airflow and helps protect internal components so the unit operates as designed. What it does

• Drives airflow through ducts or cooling channels to manage heat inside the appliance
• Helps expel heat and moisture or circulate cooling air, depending on the design
• Common symptoms of failure: fan won't run, weak/no airflow, loud rattling or squealing, burning smell, overheating or shutdown, or cooling/vent-related error messages

• Includes 1 blower

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow hot surfaces to cool
• Metal edges can be sharp—wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection
• Note wire connections and mounting orientation; transfer any brackets or seals from the original unit if required
• After installation, confirm unobstructed airflow and correct blower orientation before fully reassembly and testing

This replacement fan blower drives the microwave's venting and cooling airflow. The motorized blower moves air through the unit to protect internal components and exhaust steam and odors—restoring proper airflow and reducing noise when the original fails.

• Provides forced airflow to cool the magnetron/electronics and vent cooking vapors
• Symptoms of a failing blower: weak or no airflow at the vent, loud rattling/squealing, or excessive vibration
• Inadequate airflow can cause the unit to overheat and shut off until cooled
• Also commonly referred to as the blower motor/assembly

• Disconnect power before service; microwaves can retain dangerous high voltage even when unplugged
• Access often requires removing the microwave from its installation
• Set the blower orientation to match your venting configuration (recirculating/top/rear) per your service manual
• Transfer any mounting hardware or seals from the original part if needed

This motor drives the oven's convection fan to circulate hot air throughout the cavity for more even baking and roasting. Replacing a weak or noisy motor restores proper airflow and consistent cooking performance. What it does:

• Rotates the convection fan to move hot air uniformly across racks
• Helps maintain steady cavity temperatures during convection cycles
• Can resolve symptoms like a non-spinning fan, intermittent operation, or buzzing/grinding noises
• Improve uneven baking, poor browning, or extended cook times when convection is selected

• One motor

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Access the motor from the rear or through the oven cavity per your model's service procedure
• Note wire positions; transfer the fan blade and any mounting hardware from the old motor if required
• Ensure the fan spins freely by hand, secure wiring, then restore power and test convection operation

This is the convection fan motor for select ovens. It drives the rear convection fan to circulate hot air for more even baking and roasting performance.

• Spins the convection fan to move heated air throughout the oven cavity
• Helps protect against uneven cooking, hot spots, or longer preheat times
• A failed motor may hum, seize, not start, or run noisily
• Restores proper convection airflow when the original motor wears out

• Disconnect power before service; oven parts and wiring can be live and hot
• Access is typically from the rear or through the oven interior; remove the fan blade and mounting screws to replace the motor
• Transfer any brackets or wiring in the same orientation; note wire positions or take a photo
• After install, verify the fan spins freely by hand before restoring power

This motor powers the oven's fan to move air through the cavity or chassis, depending on the model. Replacing a weak or failed motor restores proper airflow, helping maintain stable temperatures and protect internal components during cooking and cool-down. What it does and common symptoms:

• Drives the oven's fan for cooling and/or convection airflow
• Fan does not run or starts intermittently
• Loud humming, squealing, or grinding from the fan area
• Control area feels unusually hot or oven struggles to maintain temperature
• Uneven baking performance when using convection (on applicable models)

• One motor

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; allow the oven to cool
• Access is typically from the rear or top; remove panels to reach the motor
• Note wire locations and any rotation markings before removal; transfer any attached fan wheel/bracket as required
• After installation, rotate the fan by hand to check for clearance, then restore power and test operation

Note: Motor only - convect fan WB2X8351 not included.

The Motor-Fan is an OEM component specifically designed for Whirlpool kitchen ranges. Located within the back wall of the oven cavity, the motor fan works to circulate air and remove excess moisture and smoke during the cooking process. Proper motor-fan functioning helps ensure efficient oven ventilation and performance.

Symptoms of a bad motor fan include:

• Excessive smoke or moisture left in the oven after cooking  
• Oven taking longer to preheat and cook due to poor air circulation
• Loud buzzing or grinding noises emanating from the fan

Causes of failure are normally wear and tear of motor windings or fan blade bearings from years of continuous use. Overheating can potentially reduce lifespan as well. 

This OEM Whirlpool part is compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

This AC synchronous motor drives timed or fixed-speed rotations in compatible appliances to restore reliable timing and rotation. Ideal when a worn motor prevents timers, clocks or small gear-driven functions from operating. What it does:

• Turns at a constant, AC-synchronous speed to drive timers, clocks or small mechanical linkages.
• Replaces a failed or noisy timer/clock motor to restore timed functions.
• Common symptoms: appliance clock or timer won't advance, no rotation of small mechanisms, or intermittent timer operation.
• Operates as a direct replacement for the listed part number when matched to the appliance's OEM specification.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any repair.
• Note or photograph original wire locations and mounting orientation to ensure correct reconnection.
• Use basic hand tools; some models require removing a control panel or control box to access the motor.

This convection fan motor turns the oven's rear fan to circulate hot air during convection bake and roast. Replacing a failing motor restores even heat distribution and reliable convection performance.

• Drives the convection fan to move hot air throughout the oven cavity
• Helps maintain uniform temperature for faster, more even results
• Symptoms include the fan not running or intermittent operation in convection mode
• Can contribute to uneven baking or extended preheat times during convection cycles

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Allow the oven to cool completely before beginning work
• Access point varies by model
• Note wire locations and fan blade orientation during removal; wear cut-resistant gloves due to sharp edges