Description

Original cooling fan motor MT58 230V for Sauter oven 8052637

Original cooling fan motor, part number 8052637, manufactured by Sauter, type MT58 at 230V, intended for 1013 series electric ovens. The part is responsible for forced cooling (blow cooling) of the electronic components and the internal structure of the oven. When this motor breaks down, the oven may automatically shut itself off, overheat, or stop operating after prolonged cooking. Replacing with an original motor returns the airflow to the exact level that the engineers determined.

Has the oven's cooling motor failed? This is a sign that it's time to replace it. Sauter Series 1013 ovens are equipped with a dedicated cooling motor that operates both during cooking and for up to an hour after the oven is turned off - as long as the temperature is higher than 125 degrees. A burned out or highly worn motor endangers the control card and other expensive components. Check compatibility with your model according to the E-Nr on the door frame - then order.

⚠️ What happens when the cooling motor stops working?

A stuck or burned-out cooling motor causes a series of malfunctions that worsen over time. The oven detects overheating – and activates the protection mechanism that disconnects the heating. From the experience of our technicians, in more than 60% of cases where a sauter oven turns off in the middle of cooking for no apparent reason – the reason is a failure in the cooling motor, not a malfunction in the control card. Replacing the motor at an early stage saves a much more expensive repair.

Signs of engine failure:

• ✅ The oven turns off by itself after 20-30 minutes of cooking.
• ✅ Whistling or gurgling noise from the back of the oven
• ✅ Internal parts are unusually hot shortly after turning off
• ✅ The cooling motor continues to run for over an hour after cooking is finished.

📋 Technical specifications

✅ Compatible models – 1013 series

How do you find the model number? The E-Nr sticker is located on the inside door frame of the oven – open the door and check the lip on the right. The number usually starts with HBA, SBU or a similar prefix.

🔧 Can the cooling motor be replaced at home?

No. Replacing a cooling motor in an electric oven requires a licensed technician. The component is located on the back of the oven and is connected directly to a 230V circuit. Working on electrical components in an oven without proper training is dangerous and may cause electric shock or damage to the control board.

Replacement steps by an authorized technician:

1. Unplug the oven and make sure it is completely cold.
2. Removing the back panel
3. Disconnecting the motor cables (documenting the location of the connections before disconnecting)
4. Dismantling the screws that stabilize the engine
5. Connecting the new motor and reassembling in reverse order
6. Operation check – the cooling motor should start running as soon as the oven reaches temperature.

💡 Tip from the experts

The most common mistake: Many customers call for service because of a “faulty control card” – but after inspection it turns out that the cooling motor is the culprit. The control card in sauter ovens is designed to shut down when the internal temperature sensor exceeds a safety threshold – and if the cooling motor is not working properly, this threshold will be crossed very quickly.

Important information to know: The MT58 motor is a component that typically has a lifespan of 8-12 years. Built-in & Freestanding Oven Series 1013 purchased more than 7 years ago – it is worth asking the technician to check the cooling motor as part of every routine service visit, even if no failure is yet noticeable.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my oven turn off in the middle of cooking?

If the oven turns off after 20-40 minutes of operation and then starts to cool down a little later, the overheating protection mechanism has probably kicked in. The most common cause is a cooling motor that is not circulating the air as efficiently as necessary. Contact a licensed technician for an inspection before replacing more expensive parts.

Is a cooling motor the same as a convection fan motor?

No – these are two completely different motors. The baking motor (hot fan) is located on the inside back of the cooking chamber and circulates hot air. The MT58 cooling motor is located in the electronics compartment outside the cooking chamber – and protects the components from heat. Each requires a unique part number.

Will a non-original part fit the oven?

Non-genuine parts may operate at different rotation patterns than the original specifications, leading to inadequate cooling. The original MT58 motor is supplied with the exact rotation required for the cooling equation of the 1013 series models. We only supply genuine parts.