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Video & Articles: Appliance & Equipment RepairFrigidaire Induction Range Convection Fan Motor Replacement 316256100 
Frigidaire Induction Range Convection Fan Motor Replacement 316256100
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Total Parts Cost
$170.28Estimated Savings
$112.5006:09
- Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the convection fan motor on a Frigidaire induction range. The most common reason for replacing this part is if the fan will not run.
All of the information for this part replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Frigidaire
All of the information for this part replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Frigidaire
Step By Step Instructions
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Frigidaire Induction Range - GCRI3058AFD
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Frigidaire Induction Range Convection Fan Motor Replacement
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Tools needed: Phillips-head screwdriver, flat-head screwdriver, quarter-inch nut driver, adjustable wrench.
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Shock
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Before you begin the procedure, unplug the power cord.
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Heavy
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Have an assistant help you to move the range away from the wall.
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Use the quarter-inch nut driver to unthread the lower screw securing the power cord retaining plate.
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Next, unthread the six mounting screws securing the range?s lower rear access panel.
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Sharp
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With the screws unthreaded, detach the panel and set it aside.
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For easier access to remove the fan motor blade, you can remove the oven door by using the flat-head screwdriver to rotate the hinge locks forward.
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Heavy
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Partially close the door, then lift and pull the door toward you to remove.
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Slide out the oven racks.
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Use the Phillips-head screwdriver to unthread the two mounting screws to release the convection fan cover.
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Sharp
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Using the adjustable wrench, unthread the nut securing the fan blade by rotating it clockwise.
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Slide the fan blade off the motor shaft.
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Returning to the rear of the appliance, detach the fan motor power wires.
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Using the Phillips-head screwdriver, unthread the three mounting screws securing the fan motor.
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Set the old motor aside.
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To install the new convection fan motor, insert the motor shaft through the hole in the rear panel, position the motor and thread the three mounting screws to secure.
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Connect the wires to the terminals.
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Reinstall the lower rear access panel by first inserting the power cord retaining plate, then align the notches on the bottom of the access panel with the tabs.
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Tuck the upper edge of the panel under the upper access panel, then thread the six screws to secure.
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Rethread the lower screw to secure the power cord retaining plate to the access panel.
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Align the fan blade on the motor shaft, then thread the mounting nut counter-clockwise and tighten.
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Reinstall the fan cover by aligning it over the element and fan blade then thread the two mounting screws to secure.
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Replace the oven racks.
31
Reinstall the oven door by inserting the door hinges into the hinge slots at a forty-five degree angle.
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Lower the door to its fully open position, then rotate the hinge locks back.
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Move the appliance back against the wall.
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Plug the power cord back in and the induction range should be ready for use.
Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the convection fan motor on a Frigidaire induction range. The most common reason for replacing this part is if the fan will not run.
All of the information for this part replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Frigidaire
All of the information for this part replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Frigidaire
Step-By-Step Instructions
1
Frigidaire Induction Range - GCRI3058AFD
2
Frigidaire Induction Range Convection Fan Motor Replacement
3
Tools needed: Phillips-head screwdriver, flat-head screwdriver, quarter-inch nut driver, adjustable wrench.
4
Shock
5
Before you begin the procedure, unplug the power cord.
6
Heavy
7
Have an assistant help you to move the range away from the wall.
8
Use the quarter-inch nut driver to unthread the lower screw securing the power cord retaining plate.
9
Next, unthread the six mounting screws securing the range?s lower rear access panel.
10
Sharp
11
With the screws unthreaded, detach the panel and set it aside.
12
For easier access to remove the fan motor blade, you can remove the oven door by using the flat-head screwdriver to rotate the hinge locks forward.
13
Heavy
14
Partially close the door, then lift and pull the door toward you to remove.
15
Slide out the oven racks.
16
Use the Phillips-head screwdriver to unthread the two mounting screws to release the convection fan cover.
17
Sharp
18
Using the adjustable wrench, unthread the nut securing the fan blade by rotating it clockwise.
19
Slide the fan blade off the motor shaft.
20
Returning to the rear of the appliance, detach the fan motor power wires.
21
Using the Phillips-head screwdriver, unthread the three mounting screws securing the fan motor.
22
Set the old motor aside.
23
To install the new convection fan motor, insert the motor shaft through the hole in the rear panel, position the motor and thread the three mounting screws to secure.
24
Connect the wires to the terminals.
25
Reinstall the lower rear access panel by first inserting the power cord retaining plate, then align the notches on the bottom of the access panel with the tabs.
26
Tuck the upper edge of the panel under the upper access panel, then thread the six screws to secure.
27
Rethread the lower screw to secure the power cord retaining plate to the access panel.
28
Align the fan blade on the motor shaft, then thread the mounting nut counter-clockwise and tighten.
29
Reinstall the fan cover by aligning it over the element and fan blade then thread the two mounting screws to secure.
30
Replace the oven racks.
31
Reinstall the oven door by inserting the door hinges into the hinge slots at a forty-five degree angle.
32
Lower the door to its fully open position, then rotate the hinge locks back.
33
Move the appliance back against the wall.
34
Plug the power cord back in and the induction range should be ready for use.
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