Range Hood Fan Motor For: Broan GE 97012248 97009766 97011220 99080365 99080410 99080492 WB26X5122 K4419000 ER97012248

ERP 97012248 Two-Speed Range Hood Fan Motor

This ERP replacement two-speed fan motor is intended for compatible Broan and GE range hood applications. It can restore ventilation when the original motor is worn, noisy, intermittently operating, electrically open, or otherwise confirmed defective. Match the complete appliance model, original motor, bracket, shaft, rotation, mounting, wiring, and speed-control arrangement before ordering.

Compatible Part Numbers

• 97012248
• 97009766
• 97011220
• 99080365
• 99080410
• 99080492
• WB26X5122
• K4419000
• ER97012248
• UPC: 840993010026

Key Features

• Two-speed range hood fan motor.
• Compatible application references: Broan and GE.
• Replacement motor assembly for compatible range hood ventilation systems.
• Verify bracket, shaft, rotation, wiring, speed connections, mounting, and electrical rating against the original motor and model-specific service information.

Fixes These Symptoms

• Range hood fan does not run.
• Fan runs intermittently or shuts off unexpectedly.
• Fan motor is noisy, vibrates, or turns slowly.
• Ventilation is weak after the fan wheel, duct, and controls are confirmed.
• One speed does not operate after the switch, wiring, and motor connections are tested.

These symptoms may also be caused by switches, controls, wiring, fan wheels, bearings, obstructions, or blocked ductwork. Diagnose the appliance before replacing the motor.

Compatible Models

Fits various models. Please verify compatibility with us before ordering. Broan or GE brand compatibility does not guarantee fitment to every model.

Compatible Brands

Broan and GE.

Installation Guidance

1. Disconnect electrical power before service and verify the circuit is de-energized.
2. Record the original motor wiring, speed terminals, bracket position, shaft orientation, rotation, fan wheel, and mounting hardware before removal.
3. Confirm the replacement motor's electrical rating, shaft, rotation, bracket, mounting arrangement, and speed connections against the original and model-specific service documentation.
4. Inspect the fan wheel, housing, duct, bearings, switch, and wiring for obstructions or damage before installation.
5. Secure all terminals and route wiring away from moving or hot components.
6. Reinstall guards, covers, and the fan wheel before restoring power. Test both speeds for correct rotation, airflow, noise, and safe operation.
7. Use a qualified technician when electrical wiring, appliance access, or compatibility is uncertain.

ERP replacement part. Confirm the full appliance model and original part number before ordering.