Creda Fridge / Freezer Motor
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Creda Freezer Fan Motor : 110R037D034 9V DC 0.20A
Genuine spare part
If you have a faulty motor inside your fridge or freezer, it will mean the fan blades will not be able to circulate cold air inside your appliance... More information
£47.09
Creda Fan Motor Unit : Type: 11037GH-12L-YA 2.1 Watts 12 Volts
Genuine spare part
Type: 11037GH-12L-YA 2.1 watts 12 volts If you have a faulty motor inside your fridge or freezer, it will mean the fan blades will not be able to... More information
£58.17
Creda Fan Motor - FIME C09R1779
Genuine spare part
Type: C09R1779 220-240 volts 50/60 Hz Class: CL.B If the fridge freezer fan is no longer rotating, then you may have a fault with the fan motor. The... More information
£70.37
Creda Freezer Fan Motor : 110R037D043 12VDC 0.13A NMB
Genuine spare part
12 volts 0.13A If you have a faulty motor inside your freezer, it will mean the fan blades will not be able to circulate cold air inside your appliance... More information
£109.17
Creda Fan-motor AC 220/240V 35W 1200 ( ORM-1051C2 )
Genuine spare part
The motor in your fridge or freezer is located behind the fan blades, and it generates the power to then allow the fan blades to circulate the cold... More information
£70.37
Creda Fan Motor
Genuine spare part
220-240 volts 50/60 Hz Class: CL.B If the fridge freezer fan is no longer rotating, then you may have a fault with the fan motor. The purpose of the... More information
Creda Brkt Fan Motor Air
Genuine spare part
If the fan in your fridge freezer is no longer turning and you then notice that the motor is not starting as usual, then it is time to replace that... More information
£24.92
£11.32
£42.65
£14.94
£7.91
Creda Fan Motor Assembly
Genuine spare part
2.76 watts 12 volts The refrigerator Fan Motor sits behind the freezer wall. It works by drawing air across the evaporator coil and circulates it... More information
