Main Oven Cooling Fan Motor - (Sunon DP203A) Stock Number: ES511840
Genuine spare part for select models of Stoves, Belling, New World, Diplomat and Hygena cookers
Manufactured by Stoves
(This part fits select models)
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Main Oven Cooling Fan Motor
The fan motor is an essential part within your oven, as this is what powers the fan to distribute the hot air around the inside of your oven. If you find that this is not happening in your oven, it could be due to a faulty fan motor.
eSpares has this replacement fan motor, that could soon be fitted in your oven, so you could soon be back having the air circulated correctly again in no time.
With the help of eSpares, and our replacement fan oven motor, you will soon be back to a fully working oven - so you can get back to creating your tasty dishes at meal time again soon!
Specification:
- Type: Sunon DP203A-2123LST.GN
- Voltage: 220V - 240V
- 50/60Hz
- 0.06/0.05 Amp
Genuine spare part for select models of Stoves, Belling, New World, Diplomat and Hygena cookers.
Please view the model fit list prior to purchase to ensure the spare is suitable for you.
5 Questions and 8 Answers
When cooling down to switch it self off,It trips the circuit switch, changed fan and still the same.
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Chris at eSpares says...
Even when an element is not powered a resistance from the neutral to earth may trip your earth trip on the fuse board. I still suspect the elements. Try disconnecting them and insulating the wires before retesting. Remember to disconnect the power first.
- I have tried both of them and seem ok, when cooling down the only thing on is the fan so could It be the board thats telling it to switch off.
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Chris at eSpares says...
The fault is more likely to be one of the heating elements (probably the one just used).
the cooling fan in my stoves oven doesnt work. I renewed the cooling fan but it still doesnt work. could it be a thermostat for the fan faulty?
- I've had the same problem with my stoves oven,I changed the fan but that didnt work either.I changed the cooling fan PCB and hey presto the fan worked.The oven is all singing and dancing again and the wife thinks I'm a genius.
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eSparesMalindi at eSpares says...
Unfortunately we cannot give out technical advice. I suggest you speak to a technician to confirm what the fault with your appliance is. Hopefully we can help you from there.
Cooling fan on stoves cooker . Should it be blowing out through doors or out the back ie from front to back 1 Answer
This cooker is fitted between cupboard units with a 600 gap . Over the years the heat from the cooker has lifted the laminate on the unit doors adjacent to cooker . The fan blows the heat out of the front and I am wondering if it should be sucking in from the front and blowing out at the back . Any ideas ???
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Chris at eSpares says...
The purpose of the cooling an is to remove some of the heat within the case and to blow across the control knobs to help cool and prevent damage. This at best is a gentle breeze and may not be effective enough to prevent damage to surrounding cabinets.
Hi, The fan that works when either the grill or oven are on,will not shut off.Is there a heat sensing device (or similar ) that is connected to the fan that has gone wrong,as the fan is going like a goodun!!If this is the case do you sell it ,or do i have to purchase the whole fan to solve the problem? Thanks Steve
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Rory at eSpares says...
Hi there. Between the control knob and the oven fan there is a timer device. This is set to keep the fan spinning for a couple of minutes after you turn off the oven. It sounds very much like this timing device is the part that has failed - it's not switching, or breaking the circuit, and so the fan just keeps on running. Unfortunately I can't point you in the direction of the timer device as this fan fits hundreds of different models of cooker - your best bet is to call 0845 230 6 230 and talk to one of our Parts Experts, armed with your cooker's model number.
I recently bought a new fan for my Stoves Newhome 058585102 oven as nothing seemed to be working apart from the elements. I fitted the new fan on my own (surprised myself!) and it works very well. I discovered that there is another fan - presumably the cooling fan - but it is grinding round very slowly and my oven is overheating. The pictured fan on your page looks like a solid, metal affair, while the fan in my oven is a very lightweight plastic one. It does match my model number, so is this what I need?
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eSparesMalindi at eSpares says...
In this case, we would suggest you get technical advice to confirm if this part does need to replaced, and then contact our call centre for further assistance. http://www.espares.co.uk/contactus.aspx
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