Special Price
$100.52
Regular Price
$106.95
In stock
Available Quantity:
28
SKU
WP94X10308
General Electric WP94X10308 Air Conditioner Fan Motor is used for the proper circulation of air within the systems to increase cooling efficiency. This motor works through the conversion of electrical energy into mechanical energy, which turns the fan blades to blow air through the unit. This makes it ideal for replacement since it is compatible with selected models and offers steady airflow and temperature regulation. It contributes to reducing energy use and guarantees dependable operation, making it an essential element in managing indoor climate.
Manufacturer
This Part Fits the Following Models (33)
GE AZ40E09EABW1 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ40E09EACW1 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E07EABM1 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E15EACM3 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E12EAPW2 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E15EABM1 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E15EABM2 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E15EABM3 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E15EACM1 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E15EACM2 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E07EABM2 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E07EACM1 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E07EACM2 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E07EAPM1 Zoneline Air Conditioner
GE AZ41E07EAPM2 Zoneline Air Conditioner
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| Manufacturer Name: GENERAL ELECTRIC Product Number: WP94X10308 OEM Part Number: WP94X10308 Product Description: Ac In Fan Motor |
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Installation Steps
Step1: Turn off the air conditioner and disconnect power at the breaker panel.
Step2: Remove the exterior cover to access the fan and motor assembly.
Step3: Detach the fan blade and unplug the wiring from the old motor.
Step4: Unscrew the mounting bolts and lift the faulty motor out.
Step5: Set the new motor in position and tighten all fasteners securely.
Step6: Reconnect wires, reinstall the cover, restore power, and test airflow.
