Burned up motor; where can I get an illustrated parts breakdown and a replacement motor?

Do not understand what do you mean by this problem post. Provide some more detils please.

www.searspartsdirect.com

Sears parts department has a huge library of breakdowns of many appliances from all major brands. I ran your model number and it is included. The line drawings allow one to fairly accurately judge the location and access to internal parts:
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You should be able to replace your fan using the illustrations and in many cases, the correct part can be ordered from those pages.

dealers have illustrated parts breakdowns. you can also find MOTORS manuals in the reference section of your local library

stop by a dealer parts guy and ask him to show you the illustrated parts breakdown. then you will know the exact name and GM part number and how much the dealer part costs and how long it will take a trained person to replace one.

If I wanted one of those I would go to the parts desk at a dealer and ask the guy to show it to me on his computer screen, then print it out with a parts price list and labor rate. They will usually do this for free. Or I would spend 10 bucks and get an illustrated parts breakdown of my own over on ebay. If you can afford a tank of gas you can afford a repair manual and a parts breakdown.

Go to a Kia dealer, go in the side door to the parts desk. Be nice and courteously ask the parts guy to show you an illustrated parts breakdown of your car's brake system. He will not charge you for this, but you must be patient. Then with a little bit of effort you will know the name and part number, how much it costs at a dealer, and about how long it takes a Kia mechanic to replace it. You could also look for a service manual and/or an illustrated parts breakdown of the whole car burned to a CD over on ebay.

Look on ebay for a CD for your car which will be a service manual and an illustrated parts breakdown. If you can not spend 5 bucks then drop by a dealer service department and if you ask nice they often will let you look at their illustrated parts breakdown screen.

This is usually caused by the motor coupler. This is very inexpensive and easy to replace. To watch a free video on how to check and replace this part go to www.appliancehelponline.com/servicemanual.html this will walk you thru this. It may be a different model but the troubleshooting and replacement will be the same. You can also enter your model # for your specific model to get diagrams and illustrations. It is part # 13 in the illustration.

Try the parts department of Sears or if you have a Johnstone Supply in your area and have the part number you need (Sears may have an illustrated parts breakdown too), call them for a price.