Keep air moving with this genuine OEM fan motor, part number WP94X10086, designed for select GE Air Conditioners.
Grid is 1 inch square
GE Air Conditioner Fan Motor WP94X10086
GE Air Conditioner Fan Motor WP94X10086
GE Air Conditioner Fan Motor WP94X10086
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GE Air Conditioner Fan Motor WP94X10086

Genuine OEM Part # WP94X10086RC Item # 944746
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Keep air moving with this genuine OEM fan motor, part number WP94X10086, designed for select GE Air Conditioners.
Grid is 1 inch square
GE Air Conditioner Fan Motor WP94X10086
GE Air Conditioner Fan Motor WP94X10086
GE Air Conditioner Fan Motor WP94X10086
$256.42
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Keep air moving with this genuine OEM fan motor, part number WP94X10086, designed for select GE Air Conditioners.
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This part WP94X10086 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Air Conditioner
Brands:
GE

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Try turning the blade by hand. If the blade does not turn freely, this indicates that the motor bearings are worn out. If the motor bearings are worn out, replace the motor. If the blade turns freely, test the incoming power to the fan motor. If power is getting to the fan motor, but the motor won’t run, this also indicates that the motor is defective and should be replaced.

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