GE WR60X10220 Motor Cond Fan - AppliancePartsPros.com

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Part Number:	AP4298602
MFG Part Number:	WR60X10220
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Refrigerator is cold BUT freezer not cold enough so my popsicles and ice cream are melted. I cleaned dust with vacuum around part #730. After checking voltage inside PART#650 it was getting electricity but fan was not turning on. Do I need to replace part # 650, the cond fan motor? Please advise. Thank you.

Ron for Model Number GSS25IFRFCC

Answer Ron, Based on your post information, Yes you will need to repalce the condenser fan motor WR60X10220 . If you had voltage(8 to 12 VDC) at the fan motor harness connector, but the fan was not running, then the motor itself has failed.

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The ice maker makes ice but it melts and drips down making weird noise.

Sandy for Model Number gss22sgpcss

Answer Hello Sandy, It sounds as if though you may be having a cooling issue. You want to make sure that your evaporator fan motor is running. Check the back wall of freezer and make sure that you don't have heavy frost build up. You also may want to take off the rear cover of the freezer compartment to make sure that you have a frost pattern that goes from top to bottom. If it is impacted where air cannot get through then you have a defrost issue. If it is a good even frost pattern then it is working. If this is the case then you may be looking at a control board WR55X10942 or thermistor WR55X10025 issue.

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I have a refrigerator GE model Hotpoint, it start to heat the piece between the two doors, I disconnect the refrigerator and the fan on the side rear was dirty, I clean the fan, But when I plug the Frigidaire the fan not work . The part # 650 Motor Cond Fan, get hot and the fan can move, please advice

Gloria for Model Number HSS25GFTABB

Answer Hello Gloria. Based on the information you provided, you will need to replace the condenser fan motor WR60X10220 if there is power coming to it and it does not run. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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Freezer and Refrigerator died overnight. Only light bulb goes on in the inside.I did some troubleshooting online through your website and came to the conclusion that it's either the control board or the overload/ ptc.Then I took my meter out. No 115v at compressor orange and black wires or condenser fan.Cracked open black 5sp overload/ptc to inspect and measured 7 ohms across the terminals and took out round disk and measured about 3meg ohm across cap.Went to parts shop and I measured a new one with the same values, so I bought a new control board instead. I taped up the 5sp overload/ptc and reinstalled it. I put the new control/main board in and the compressor works the front water cup/temp panel lights up BUT the condenser fan never goes on. It's over 2 hours that it's been plugged in and the inside is getting cold and the condenser and evaporator bar between the doors is getting nice and hot but the fan is not going on. I measured about 75 ohms across the motor windings so I know it's no open. Do you have any ideas? Thanks Richy

Richy for Model Number GE - GSS25JETACC

Answer Richy, The condenser fan motor should read 1.5 to 3.0 k(thousand) ohms across the motor windings, and you should read at least 12 VDC across J2 connector pin 3 to pin 5, and J2 pin 3 and pin 8 at the new control/mother board. You most likely have a "stalled" condenser fan motor WR60X10220 or loose connection on the wiring harnesses. Good Luck and Thanks

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