The GE WB24X10129 is an OEM Fan Switch for Range Hoods that activates the fan motor. It is made with high quality materials and should be selected carefully to ensure the correct part is purchased.
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GE Range Vent Hood Fan Switch WB24X10129
GE Range Vent Hood Fan Switch WB24X10129
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GE Range Vent Hood Fan Switch WB24X10129

Genuine OEM Part # WB24X10129RC Item # 1086018
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The GE WB24X10129 is an OEM Fan Switch for Range Hoods that activates the fan motor. It is made with high quality materials and should be selected carefully to ensure the correct part is purchased.
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GE Range Vent Hood Fan Switch WB24X10129
GE Range Vent Hood Fan Switch WB24X10129
$15.23
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The GE WB24X10129 is an OEM Fan Switch for Range Hoods that activates the fan motor. It is made with high quality materials and should be selected carefully to ensure the correct part is purchased.
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$15.23
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This part WB24X10129 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Range Vent Hood
Brands:
GE

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Common Problems Fixed by the Fan Switch

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

About the Fan Switch

A defective fan switch may not allow voltage to reach the fan motor to run it. To determine if the switch is defective, use a multimeter to test the switch for continuity. If the switch does not have continuity, replace it.

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