Zanussi Fan Oven Motor Kit for ZUQ875X

Stock Number: ES217242

Manufactured by Electrolux

(This part fits select Zanussi models)

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Description

If you're having difficulty regulating the oven temperature, or with circulating the fan heat, then a this motor kit may just be the part for you. The manufacturer describes this motor as a 'slow speed' motor.

This is a genuine part and will fit select models of AEG, Blanco, Electra, Electrolux, Firenzi, John Lewis, Moffat, Parkinson Cowan, Tricity Bendix and Zanussi ovens. 

Please check that this is the right part for your model by checking the list of appliances before purchase.

Other part numbers for this item: 3110264003, 3112229004, 3112229012, 3112229020, 3115211009, 3115458006, 344685003

How to replace an oven fan motor

This video should help with fitting this part. However, the exact layout and fitting technique may differ for your make and model.

Be safe - always unplug any appliance from the electricity supply before carrying out any work on it.
If you are in any doubt contact a qualified repairer.

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Rated 4.6 out of 5 (62 customer reviews)
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    By - Thame, Oxfordshire

    Thankyou for great service.Ordered Thursday pm,Royal Mail delivered it at 8am following Monday. Fitted in less than an hour.Cooker now working a treat.

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    By - Belfast

    My built in oven is really old so I welcomed the excellent advice about the exact model of fan I required. The online "How to fit a fan" video provided a precise description of all I needed to know to complete the job. A first class service - great to know you are there!!

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    By - ALDERSHOT

    The Fan Unit on our Tricity Bendix electric cooker kept jamming "wife" immediately said "We need a new Cooker !!" Sourced the part from espares and with a £5 discount voucher cost under £35 inc delivery .Cooker now working like new and my bank account is pleased no new cooker was purchased !! .Moral to he story Repair save your Bank account and the Planet from distruction you know it makes sense

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  • Q The motor I have removed has a connector on each side, the replacement has both on the same side. Which colour wire goes where? 2 Answers

    By Sue - Somerset - 13 November 2011

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      I found the same thing and tried the wires either way and it worked fine in either configuration and the fan always turned in the same direction regardless of the configuration.

      By Pete - 03 September 2012

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      It shouldn't matter which way round the wires go.

      By Shimmy - London - 03 July 2012

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  • Q why has my new fan motor which i fitted to my tricity bendix cooker need a push to start? it will not turn when the control nob is turned on. 2 Answers

    By Anonymous - scotland - 03 June 2009

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      my old one had got some of the insulation lagging wrapped / burned round the spindle - which led to its failure. check the motor turns freely and has nothing jammed etc when you installed it

      By DBmotors - Stansted - 11 May 2010

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      Hi, my guess is that the wires are not all connected properly - I'd double check what you've already done and see if you've made any errors. Of course you must remember to unplug your cooker first and let it stand for at least ten minutes so it drains of all residual power!

      By Rory eSpares Staff - 05 February 2010

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  • Q I have fitted a main oven fan to an Electrolux 983x. Electrical connections were slightly different. What is the direction of fan rotation? 1 Answer

    By adamskidude - Glasgow - 25 February 2012

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      clockwise as you look at it from inside the oven.

      By Anonymous - ireland - 04 May 2012

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  • Q Fuse tripping after use of fan and then switching off the oven 1 Answer

    Hi ! Our oven (AEG B8871-5) has started to trip the fuse box when switching off the oven - the oven operates ok and it's only when pressing the off switch it trips the switch. After some trial and error have isolated the issue to when using a mode that uses the fan. I don't think it's an element issue since get the problem when using either the top grill element or the main ring element. Also have tried the grill element with and without the fan and without the fan there is no problem. Any idea what's causing this and also what extra event occurs when switching off ? e.g. does the fan speed increase to cool off ? Thanks in advance, Richard

    By worthywow - 22 May 2011

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      Hi worthywow, I'm not exactly sure why there's a surge only when turning off the oven. The fan is only one-speed - it doesn't rotate faster when you turn the oven off. Aside from that, it's hard to diagnose without having a look! I'd advise getting someone in the know to come round and investigate.

      By Rory eSpares Staff - 25 May 2011

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  • Q hi i have a zanussi oven model zce7700x fan does not come on just glows would i need fan oven motor kit 1 Answer

    By icegems - essex - 18 March 2010

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      yes - you need a new fan motor....and quick before you blow the heating element! dont use the oven until mended. its a straightforward job the element glows because there is no fan to pass air over it - which cools the element and heats the overn

      By DBmotors - Stansted - 11 May 2010

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