How to Troubleshoot & Replace Ge AP2071899 / WR60X203 Evaporator Motor

I was told about aplliancepartspros.com from a coworker. I went to the website and put in my part number and then did a cross reference with my model number from my refrigerator. Even after asking for two day shipping my part was still cheaper than the local appliance store. I took a picture of the old part before disconnecting from the refrigerator. Two days later my part was delivered to my front door. I pulled up the picture I took and used it as a reference to install the new part. I couldn't believe I was about to pays hundreds to have a tech fix it. Thank You for giving us do-it-yourself guys a place to buy quality parts at a fair price. 

Replaced the evaporator fan motor, fan blade, and two rubber grommets. I was careful to mark screws and bolts with sticky notes to ensure getting them back in the right place. I had all the new parts ready before I started the job because I did not have an extra freezer for my food and I wanted to do this quickly and only once. New parts went in well, Took a while to install the ring for the new fan blade using my long nose pliers. I would have saved time if I had the special ring spreader tool. Note: Covered the freezer coils with newspaper to keep the small mounting screws from falling behind there. I believe in Murphy's Law. The new fan is NOT real quiet but is much quieter than it was and solves the problem. (I am 79, have always been a fix-it guy but never tried fixing a refrigerator before.) 

Remove and replace motor and fan. As expected problem solved. 

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