3000RPM Grill Induction Fan Kit Replacement, AC120V 60Hz OEM Combustion Fan, IFRP01
Grill induction combustion fan replacement kit with 3000RPM motor, white fan blades, yellow wiring, and mounting screws.
Dimensional diagram of IFRP01 grill induction fan kit showing motor, blade, and electrical specifications.
Compatibility chart for IFRP01 grill induction fan showing Traeger, Pit Boss, Camp Chef, and Z Grills pellet smoker models.
Close-up collage showing high-grade materials of the IFRP01 grill induction fan kit components.
Grill induction fan replacement kit with protective foam packaging and mounting screws.
3000RPM grill induction combustion fan replacement kit with mounting hardware for improved airflow and heat distribution.
Installation guide for IFRP01 grill induction fan kit showing step-by-step replacement process.
Multi-angle view of 3000RPM grill induction combustion fan kit with 120V motor and wiring connector.
Comparison infographic showing durability features of the 3000RPM grill induction combustion fan kit replacement.
Grill induction combustion fan replacement kit with 3000RPM motor, white fan blades, yellow wiring, and mounting screws.
Dimensional diagram of IFRP01 grill induction fan kit showing motor, blade, and electrical specifications.
Compatibility chart for IFRP01 grill induction fan showing Traeger, Pit Boss, Camp Chef, and Z Grills pellet smoker models.
Close-up collage showing high-grade materials of the IFRP01 grill induction fan kit components.
Grill induction fan replacement kit with protective foam packaging and mounting screws.
3000RPM grill induction combustion fan replacement kit with mounting hardware for improved airflow and heat distribution.
Installation guide for IFRP01 grill induction fan kit showing step-by-step replacement process.
Multi-angle view of 3000RPM grill induction combustion fan kit with 120V motor and wiring connector.
Comparison infographic showing durability features of the 3000RPM grill induction combustion fan kit replacement.

3000RPM Grill Induction Fan Kit Replacement, AC120V 60Hz OEM Combustion Fan, IFRP01

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3000RPM Grill Induction Fan Kit Replacement, AC120V 60Hz OEM Combustion Fan, IFRP01

Key Features

  • Operating Speed: 3000 RPM
  • Electrical Rating: 120V AC, 60Hz
  • Function: Circulates air for consistent combustion and temperature control in pellet grills
  • Construction: High-temperature resistant materials for durability
  • Includes: Fan motor and impeller blade

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • IFRP01

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Fits most wood pellet grill models from brands including Pit Boss, Traeger (excluding PTG models), Z Grills, Camp Chef, and Smoke Hollow
  • Confirm the electrical specifications (120V, 60Hz) of your original part before ordering

When to Replace

  • Loud or unusual noises such as grinding or squealing from the motor
  • Fan fails to spin or rotates intermittently
  • Inconsistent grill temperatures or frequent temperature swings
  • Excessive smoke or incomplete pellet combustion
  • Fan-related error codes displayed on the grill controller

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the grill from its power source before beginning work
  • Access the fan by removing the necessary service panels
  • Carefully disconnect the wiring from the old fan motor
  • Remove the mounting screws to detach the original fan assembly
  • Mount the new fan and securely fasten it with the original hardware
  • Reconnect the electrical connectors to the new motor

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This combustion/induction fan kit is designed for wood pellet grills and smokers that utilize an AC120V 60Hz fan, including models from Traeger, Pit Boss, Camp Chef, Sam's Club, and Z Grills. Because pellet grill specifications vary by generation and controller layout, please verify your existing fan's part number, voltage/frequency rating, mounting style, and wire connections before ordering.
The primary part number for this fan is IFRP01. This unit also replaces KIT0019 on various Traeger applications. We recommend verifying the number on your original fan or consulting your grill's parts diagram to confirm compatibility.
The induction fan supplies combustion air to the fire pot to ensure pellets ignite properly and burn at a stable rate. It is essential for reaching target temperatures and maintaining consistent heat. If the fan is weak or fails to run, the grill may struggle to ignite, produce excess smoke, exhibit lazy flames, or experience significant temperature fluctuations.
Typical symptoms include the fan failing to spin at startup, noisy bearings, grinding or rattling sounds from the blower area, repeated ignition failures, pellets piling up in the fire pot, weak airflow, poor temperature recovery, or the grill shutting down due to flameout. Before replacing the fan, check for grease buildup, ash blockage, loose connectors, and potential controller output issues.
On most pellet grills, this is a moderate repair that typically takes 20 to 45 minutes. You will generally need a screwdriver, a nut driver or socket set, and possibly pliers for the wire connectors. Always unplug the grill before beginning. Remove the lower access panel or hopper-side cover, disconnect the old fan, transfer any necessary mounting hardware, and ensure the fan blade spins freely after installation.
Inspect the fan housing for ash, sawdust, or grease that could restrict airflow. Check the fire pot and air passages for blockages, inspect the wiring harness for heat damage, and confirm that the controller is successfully sending power to the fan. If the grill has experienced repeated ignition problems, it is also recommended to inspect the hot rod igniter and clean the burn pot during the installation process.