Electrolux
Electrolux Cooker & Hob Oven Fan Motor FIME8583890813048
Suitable for Electrolux, AEG, Alno, Arthur Martin, Atag
Stock Code: 243492
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£33.75inc. VAT
£28.13 ex. VAT
In Stock
Next Day Delivery Available
Moderate DIY repair
A confident home repairer can do this with basic tools.
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Compatibility Check
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What this part does
Turns the fan to circulate hot air evenly around the oven.
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Will this fix my appliance?
Tick the symptoms your appliance is showing. We’ll tell you how confident we are this part is the fix.
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Fitting Guidance
MediumGeneral fitting guidance. The exact steps can vary slightly with the make and model of your cooker.
Safety: Switch off and unplug at the mains and let it cool before you start.
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Specifications
- Part Number
- 8583890813048
- Alternative Part Numbers
- 3304920204, 3370673018, 3370673091, 3370673125
- EAN / Barcode
- 7321420531848
- Genuine Spare Part
- Yes
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More Details
What is the function of a fan motor in an oven?
The fan motor operates the fan that moves hot air around inside the oven for more dependable and precise cooking. It prevents hot and cold zones.
It delivers the required mechanical force to maintain the rotation of the fan blades and a constant airflow with its proximity to the fan assembly.
How do you know when your oven fan motor needs replacement?
If the fan or motor starts making bad noises such as grinding, rattling, or screeching, replace it. Insufficient hot air circulation results in uneven cooking or lengthy cooking durations even in the right settings.
Is it easy to install?
Yes. See our video tutorial below on how to replace and fit a fan motor.
This fan motor is a genuine Electrolux oven replacement part. It also fits AEG, Alno, Arthur Martin, Atag, Elektro Helios, Essentielb, Faure, Frigidaire, Husqvarna, Husqvarna Electrolux, Ikea, John Lewis, Juno, Kuppersbusch, Lamona, Neue, Philco, Privileg, Progress, Rex, Rosenlew, Therma, Tricity, Tricity Bendix, Voss, Zanker, Zanussi, Zoppas cookers and hobs.
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Video
How to Replace & Fit an Oven Fan Motor:
The following DIY repair video should assist you in fitting this part. However the exact procedure may differ depending on your make and model.
Safety Warning - Always unplug from the mains before carrying out any repairs.
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Perfect part, identical replacement
A little involved to fit and line up but once installed makes the fan run perfectly
Martin · Ipswich ·
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Excellent Part Useless Customer Service
The good: Parts excellent once they arrived. The bad: They promised next day delivery and took extra payment for that. Parts arrived 8 days later. No apology. When I contacted customer service I got proforma replies that amounted to nothing. I will never use this company again despite the quality of the parts they supplied.
Ian · Preston ·
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Great product, perfect fit
This motor makes the fan run sweet. When the old motor sounds rough starts squeeling this motor makes it run like new
Martin Smith · Ipswich ·
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Perfect
Really good fit to replace an existing broken fan motor, just a 10ml socket needed to remove the fan blade from the front, twist the old one off, twist the new one on.. No screws or awkwardness. Refit the fan blade, job done. Oven back in full working order.
James Webb · Leicester ·
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Good Service
Part arrived as stated good product/good service. Part was well packaged.
John Covell · Peterborough ·
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Questions & Answers (3)
Hi what level of Ohms should i expect to see on my meter when testing this motor? mines seems to be good and free turning but not running even with voltage present at both terminals, when testing i only have 164Ohms across the windings.. is this correct or shorted?
Les · dundee ·
Hi Les, unfortunately we don't have this information. I'd recommend contacting an engineer to see if they can confirm.
JordanStaff·
What is the wattage, voltage and frequency for this motor?
Blair · Aberdeen ·
Hi Blair, this motor is 50Hz, 25W 220/240V.
JordanStaff·
How is this particular motor held in place and how is it removed? Videos all show different type fixing systems, but not this one.
BMJ · Galway ·
Hi, unfortunately we aren't able to offer fitting advice. I'd recommend contacting an engineer to see if they can help. Please accept our apologies.
JordanStaff·