General Electric Motor

This replacement fan motor circulates air inside the refrigerator to help maintain even temperatures and proper cooling. Designed to restore airflow when the original motor fails or becomes noisy. What it does

• Spins the evaporator/condensing fan blade to move air across coils and through the cabinet
• Helps prevent warm spots and uneven cooling by keeping airflow consistent
• Can stop or slow cooling if the motor fails, or cause buzzing/rattling when worn
• Commonly used when the fridge is noisy, not cooling properly, or has frost/ice build-up near coils

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the motor and fan blade carefully to avoid bending blades or damaging the shaft
• Verify fan blade clearance and wiring harness orientation before restoring power

This replacement fan motor circulates air inside the refrigerator to help maintain even temperatures and proper cooling. It restores airflow when the original motor fails or runs poorly. What it does:

• Spins the evaporator/condenser fan blades to move cold or cool air through the appliance
• Helps maintain consistent temperatures and supports the compressor and defrost systems
• Common symptoms: fan makes loud noise, runs intermittently, or stops running entirely
• Resolve issues like uneven cooling, frost buildup, or warm compartments when airflow is the cause

• One replacement fan motor

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repairs
• Handle wiring connectors and mounting hardware gently; match wire colors and terminal locations during reassembly
• Verify fan blade clearance and secure mounting to avoid vibration or noise

This water pump is the replacement pump assembly that removes standing water and helps the appliance drain properly. It restores normal draining and prevents water from pooling after a cycle. What it does:

• Pumps water out of the tub or sump so the appliance can drain
• Commonly replaces damaged or noisy pumps that run but fail to move water
• Can resolve symptoms like water remaining after a cycle, slow draining, or unusual pump noise
• Works as the fluid-moving component in the appliance's drain/circulation system

• Disconnect power (and water supply if applicable) before starting any repair.
• Handle the pump and impeller carefully; avoid contaminating seals or electrical connectors.
• Inspect hoses and clamps for wear and replace if needed to ensure a proper seal.