WB02X11025 General Electric Plastic Fan Blade for Range/Stove/Oven, 7 Inches in Diameter
Genuine OEM NEW Part WB02X11025
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General Electric
MFG Number
WB02X11025
Manufactured BY:
General Electric
This manufacture part number # WB02X11025 replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP3681780, 1084684, AH952006, EA952006, PS952006, B0093QXM2K.
Special Price
$13.99
Regular Price
$20.99
(33% off)
White Plastic Fan Blade for Range/Stove/Oven, 7 Inches in Diameter. This item is available for purchase individually.
Compatible with GE products, including Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore, this fan blade is a genuine OEM part designed specifically for GE range hoods. It plays a crucial role in circulating air and removing smoke, odors, and fumes from the kitchen during cooking.
The fan blade attaches firmly to the motor shaft of the range hood and spins quickly to generate airflow. It effectively pulls air from the cooking surface and expels it outdoors, helping to keep the kitchen air clean and fresh.
Common reasons for fan blade malfunction include normal wear and tear, accumulation of grease or debris, and physical impacts. These issues may cause the fan blade to become loose or unbalanced, leading to decreased air circulation and increased noise during operation.
Indications of a malfunctioning fan blade include:
- Reduced airflow or poor ventilation performance
- Unusually loud noise or vibrations when the fan is running
- Physical damage or warping of the fan blade
Compatible with GE products, including Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore, this fan blade is a genuine OEM part designed specifically for GE range hoods. It plays a crucial role in circulating air and removing smoke, odors, and fumes from the kitchen during cooking.
The fan blade attaches firmly to the motor shaft of the range hood and spins quickly to generate airflow. It effectively pulls air from the cooking surface and expels it outdoors, helping to keep the kitchen air clean and fresh.
Common reasons for fan blade malfunction include normal wear and tear, accumulation of grease or debris, and physical impacts. These issues may cause the fan blade to become loose or unbalanced, leading to decreased air circulation and increased noise during operation.
Indications of a malfunctioning fan blade include:
- Reduced airflow or poor ventilation performance
- Unusually loud noise or vibrations when the fan is running
- Physical damage or warping of the fan blade
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