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The cooling fan is probably the problem , you need to take oven out , take the back off and the motor is fitted at the top , switch grill on and the motor should be quiet
check to see why it is making noise. look at the fan while it is spinning DO NOT INSERT YOUR HANDS and see if you can see what the fan is hitting and why it would be hitting whatever it is hitting could be the shaft onthe motor is maybe bent or a blade is bent on the fan blade itself or maybe something fell into the fan and that might be makin the noise hope this helps
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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Update: after using the oven with the grill instead of the fan, the
problem sorted itself. With the heating and cooling, obviously some
panel had not settled correctly and was causing the vibration. It
hasn't happened again so far.
does the noise start as soon as you turn the fan oven on?
does the noise stop as you turn off?
just depending what make and model you have there is two fans
in it 1 is the fan motor inside oven at back and other
is the cooling fan which is at top of oven .you just need
to find out which one it is and just replace . then should be back to normal
Replace the fan motor.
Apparently it is going bad.
You should be able to find a replacement for less than 60 bucks at your local appliance parts warehouse.
You may try cleaning it if it is coated with stickiness or grease.
But chances are, if its already slowing down and making noise, its beyond saving.
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