Followed the instructions in your videos. However, when it came time to pry off the evaporator cover along the inside-back of the freezer, I initially could release only the right-hand side. I eventually figured out that so much ice had frozen onto the left-hand end of the evaporator coils, that the ice was "glueing" the cover to the coils. I positioned the nozzle of a hair dryer between the base of the cover and the inside-back of the freezer compartment. I blew hot air into the area of the evaporator coils for twenty minutes, to de-frost the coils enough so that the evaporator cover would finally release. Once I had access to what I thought was the faulty fan motor, I discovered that I had ordered the wrong replacement fan. I reassembled the freezer, with the intention of buying the correct replacement fan (now that I had seen and photoed the part number of the old fan). To my surprise, the refrigerator started working correctly (the troublesome fan noise had gone away)! My conclusion: so much ice had built up on the evaporator coils, that it had interfered with the proper operation of the fan. Your videos are excellent!!!