Ykemc308kmo oven fan noise

I do not no the specific model you have but chances are that the noise you are hearing is the bearings(or brass bushings) are going out in your fan motor. Which in turn allows the shaft of the motor to not remain true and rattles. In laymen's terms, you just need a new fan motor. I hope this helps. "Be Easy!"

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Sounds like the cooling fan bearings are worn, hence the noise after you turn the cooker off.This fan is in the top of the oven and helps to keep the inside cooker electrics cool and often keeps going for a while after you have turned the cooker off. Best to call an engineer to check this out for you!

Sounds like a worn bearing oe bearings, or possibly a loose fan blade, ypu wiil have to check the fan to see which it is.

It will be the external cooling fan that is causing the noise.
Probably worn beaqring or broken fan blade.
Normally, the only solution is to replace the fan motor.
It is located at the top of the oven, usually at the rear, but not in every case.
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Probably the fan bearing is worn out, looks like you will need a new fan.

Make sure there is not any obvious visual obstruction.

This indigates worn or tight fan motor bearings, if it is a built in oven , then it could have an external cooling fan in addition to the oven fan, so you will have to determine which one it is.
Usually it means having to replace the offending fan motor, as lubricating only provides a short term solution.
Hope this helps.

Noisy fan means bushes are worn. cant be repaired. needs replacement. Quote model of oven to spare parts supplier and replace. Make sure power is unplugged and not just switched off before repairs are done.

The vendor of that part does not make parts of the assembly available separately. If you continue to use the oven with the blower moving an inadequate amount of air, you risk cabinet damage, electronic control failure, and TOD failure making the oven much more expensive to repair.

If it is a fan assisted oven , then it sounds like a noisy oven fan.
It could be a worn or dry bearing in the fan motor. if you open the oven door , you should be able to tell if it is the fan by listening to it carefully.
The other possibility is if it has a cooling fan in the back or on the top of the oven, it could also be that causing the prob, these are about the only things that could be making a noise, as there are no other moving parts that could make a noise.
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There is a fan in the oven, it is behind a panel at the rear.It will be a loose fan or worn bearings, or fan catching grill