Power systems with this genuine OEM motor, part number 1336, made for select Kenmore, Toro, or Wheel Horse Refrigerator, Lawn Mower, or Snowblowers.
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  Motor 1336

Motor 1336

Genuine OEM Part # 1336RC Item # 4255115
Power systems with this genuine OEM motor, part number 1336, made for select Kenmore, Toro, or Wheel Horse Refrigerator, Lawn Mower, or Snowblowers.
Grid is 1 inch square
  Motor 1336
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Power systems with this genuine OEM motor, part number 1336, made for select Kenmore, Toro, or Wheel Horse Refrigerator, Lawn Mower, or Snowblowers.
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$174.65
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This part 1336 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Lawn Mower, Refrigerator, Snowblower
Brands:
Kenmore, Toro, Wheel Horse

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Common Problems Fixed by the Motor

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

About the Motor

The refrigerator ice maker compartment fan motor assists in keeping the air temperature in the compartment cold enough for the ice maker to make ice. If the fan motor has failed and isn't running, the temperature will rise high enough that the ice maker will be unable to make ice. The fan motor can be inspected to see if it's running when the ice maker should be working. The component can also be tested for electrical continuity to help determine if it's faulty. A faulty fan motor will need to be replaced.