Convection Fan Motor DG31-00007C

Just like the old one but it worked like New. 5star

The right part at the right time, Thanks Richard

(1) The part was physically identical to the original equipment and this replacement is fairly easy. Total time including finding my tools and finding some wood skids so I did not scrape our hard wood floor took about 1.5 hours. The oven is 200 lbs so hoisting it a little to slide the skids under took some oomph and spousal assistance with the skids. All good. (2) This upper fan seemed slightly noisier than the original. My wife thinks I am crazy. The noise is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5. The fan blades (not the motor) are hard not to bend while taking off the nut that holds it on and I may have bent a blade slightly. (3) Part is fairly easy to replace, but a warning not related to the part. Make sure the input AC power lugs are fully tightened before putting the back cover in place and pushing the unit back. I guess the installer did not do this 5 years ago and we had an intermittent connection requiring a repeat of pulling out the unit, removing the back cover, and pulling on wires till I found the intermittent. 240 VAC intermitting made a low crackling noise and in low light I could see the sparking. Fun, never attempt this yourself. (4) And always shut power off before any repair. If you tighten the AC lugs with the power off there will be no intermittent to trouble shoot.

Needed lower fan unit but ordered top motor by mistake, drawing of oven is confusing on prints, made it work for the lower fan, works fine.