uxcell Synchronous Motor AC 100-127V 2.5-3RPM 50-60Hz CCW/CW 4W D Shaft

This motor was used to repair an electric heater tower which had stopped oscillating. It matched the wattage and speed from my old one except the new motor shaft was "D" shaped (letter "D"...felt the need to clarify). After a little modification of the gear on the heater, this bad boy was oscillating as intended. Once it reaches a resistance in one direction, it goes to the opposite direction over and over. Saved me from purchasing a new heater.

Laminator motor went bad and this was a perfect fit and worked like a charm!

Frigidaire ice machine motor. Fit like the original, works perfect. Saved me from having to buy a new ice machine.

The only issue I have is with the general size. **THIS WAS MY FAULT!!** The motor is too big for where it goes. I checked everything except the physical measurements. So this is on me! And I will figure out how to make it work!

Worked great on replacing my cheap incubator motor I also purchased on Amazon.

Plastic gears stripped out in a short time in a portable ice maker

I have two countertop ice makers from Euhomy. Both have had failed motors. This is the perfect replacement for that. As long as you are handy with a screwdriver, can crimp a couple of connectors on the wires and are willing to spend about an hour start to finish you can save yourself the cost of a new one and the impact on the environment of throwing away the rest of what is still a good ice maker.5 stars for being the perfect replacement motor with correct D shaft at a great price. Probably 4 stars if it lasts as long as the original it replaced. Likely plastic gears inside which is what failed on the original that came with the ice maker.

Used as a direct replacement for a countertop icemaker motor that went bad. It's the motor that rotates the ice tray to fill with water and dump the ice. The motor was a direct replacement, and the shaft fit perfectly into the tray. The motor worked perfectly. However, the shaft was about 1/8 longer than the original and wouldn't bolt down properly.. I made it work by spacing the motor back with some washers. Just pay closer attention than I did to the details for your specific needs.