Ge WR23X10476 Freezer Fan Motor OEM Part

Had some confusion of what part I needed, needed the one with the motor and thermostat. Fortunately, I've been fixing wiring for many years, I simply cut the new motor out of the harness, and used that nice glue-inside-heat-shrink tubing to seal the soldered 'Western Union' style splices. New light socket and lamps fit fine, worked fine, new motor is fine, problem resolved. FYI: Look closely at the wiring in you unit, there are two wire harnesses, one feeds the light, the other feeds the motor and thermostat. The web page adds to the confusion, by offering one with all three items (motor, light wires, and thermostat) but they don't actually have one like that. - Go with the pictures, What's in the picture is what you'll get. Also use Google images to confirm your part# is what you have/need.

Replaced the evaporator fan motor. On line video did a good job showing how to remove and install the motor. It took about 2 hours to remove, 3 days to recieve the new part and 3 hours to put it in. Plugged in the refrigerator and looked at the freezer temp the next morning and the thermometer was at zero degrees F with good air flow. Refrigerato temperature is reading 40 degrees F.

Replaced the evaporator fan.

Replaced the fan motor.

I have never repaired this before! Just pinpoited to where the noise was coming from, unplugged the fridge, removed the component, looked up the P/N, ordered it and replaced it. Now fridge is working good as new!