How to Troubleshoot & Replace Ge AP4298602 / WR60X10220 Condenser Fan Motor

I did an online search for 'noisy refrigerator' including the make and model number. Your website had a list of the most probable causes. After viewing the videos, I checked out the Motor Cond Fan. The fan blade did not turn freely. It was very sluggish. I ordered the part from AppliancePartsPros.com and the motor was delivered within 24 hours. I installed it using the video as my guide again. The noise is gone! I believe that motor was about to go out completely, and who knows what damage it would have done to the remaining component parts. Also, the week before I fixed the refrigerator, I ordered parts from your company for my noisy dryer. Again I used the online video to diagnose and fix the problem. The parts also arrived within 24 hours of ordering online. Such a relief to get rid of that racket! Next time I won't wait so long to fix a noisemaker appliance. I might add that I am a 66 year-old woman with no prior experience fixing appliances. 

Replaced the compressor fan motor. 

R/R fan motor, grommets, and fan blade. Longest part of the job was cleaning/vacuuming coils. Could have reused the old fan blade but elected to just replace it. Recommend replacing grommets as they wear over time which creates a loose motor mount. This probably contributed to fan motor wear. 

Replaced the motor and one grommet. Should have bought 2 grommets. Fairly easy repair. 

I ordered the part on AppliancePartsPros.com (part number was located on the side of the motor). Price and Shipping were both more than acceptable and the installation took less than 30 min. Doing this job myself saved me easily $100-$150, 

Ice cream was soft, items were not freezing all the way. We found that the motor had stopped and the unit was hot. The air was still flowing but the fan was stopped. We bought the grommets because the old ones are really hard to separate from the motor and the fan was just gross. They were gummed up by the years of dust and moisture back there, way easier to replace those when you replace the motor. Used a compressed air can to clean out the other parts and everything is working well. It is dirty back there if you don't pull it apart and clean it regularly. 

The intermittent whirring and chirping from my GE Profile refrigerator condenser fan motor was resolved with a new fan motor install. The installation was straightforward and if not for all the other "plumbing" that gets in the way of removing the old fan motor and motor housing, this would have been a 15-20 minute job. As it was, it was closer to 30-40 minutes what with all the special hand manipulation needed to get screws lined up in a difficult to reach area. After putting everything back together with the new motor, I have not noticed any fan whirring or chirping over the past 12 hours or so. Time will tell, as with most intermittent noises - but I am confident the new part will have solved my issue. 

Replaced fan motor, fan and grommets. It's nice an quiet now. I want to thank you for the super fast delivery. 

We put the condenser fan motor in and it fixed the problem. 

I followed the instructions on your video. Worked out very well.