Move air efficiently in your Range Vent Hood with this genuine OEM blower motor, part number WB26X30786, for select GE Profile models.
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GE Profile Range Vent Hood Blower Motor WB26X30786
GE Profile Range Vent Hood Blower Motor WB26X30786
GE Profile Range Vent Hood Blower Motor WB26X30786
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GE Profile Range Vent Hood Blower Motor WB26X30786

Genuine OEM Part # WB26X30786RC Item # 4862538
Manufacturer Part
Move air efficiently in your Range Vent Hood with this genuine OEM blower motor, part number WB26X30786, for select GE Profile models.
Grid is 1 inch square
GE Profile Range Vent Hood Blower Motor WB26X30786
GE Profile Range Vent Hood Blower Motor WB26X30786
GE Profile Range Vent Hood Blower Motor WB26X30786
$140.62
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Move air efficiently in your Range Vent Hood with this genuine OEM blower motor, part number WB26X30786, for select GE Profile models.
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This part WB26X30786 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Range Vent Hood
Brands:
GE Profile

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Common Problems Fixed by the Blower Motor

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

About the Blower Motor

Usually, when the blower motor hums but does not turn, it indicates that the motor shaft bearings are worn out. Some older, larger motors have oil spouts. If your motor has oil spouts, try adding oil to the motor bearings to get the fan to turn freely. If lubricating the motor bearings does not solve the problem, or if the motor can’t be lubricated, replace the blower motor.