General Electric Refrigerator Motor

This evaporator fan motor assembly circulates cold air across the evaporator coils to maintain even temperatures and help the refrigerator cool efficiently. Replaces a worn or noisy evaporator fan motor to restore airflow. What it does:

• Moves air over the evaporator coils to support consistent cooling and temperature distribution.
• Helps prevent frost buildup by maintaining airflow across the evaporator.
• Reduces noise or vibration caused by a failing or unbalanced fan motor.
• Supports proper defrost performance by ensuring air circulation during cycles.

• One evaporator fan motor assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the fan assembly.
• Replacement may require removing interior panels or the freezer evaporator cover; keep fasteners organized.
• Handle the fan blades carefully to avoid bending; ensure proper blade alignment on the motor shaft.

Condenser fan assembly moves air across the condenser to help dissipate heat so the refrigerator cools efficiently. Replacing a failing condenser fan can reduce noise and prevent the compressor from working overtime. What it does:

• Circulates air over condenser coils to remove heat produced during cooling
• Helps maintain proper compressor operating temperature and system efficiency
• Stops or reduces loud buzzing, grinding, or rattling noises when the fan motor fails
• Addresses symptoms like frequent compressor cycling, poor cooling, or warm interior

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the condenser area
• Access is typically at the rear lower panel; remove panels carefully to reach the assembly
• Note fan blade orientation and wiring before removing; reconnect wires to the same terminals

This replacement auger motor drives the dispenser auger to move ice from the freezer bin to the dispenser chute, restoring reliable ice delivery. Fits dispenser assemblies that use the WR60X10276 auger motor. What it does:

• Turns the auger shaft to push ice through the dispenser chute for user-activated dispensing
• Replaces a motor that hums, fails to turn, or stops feeding ice
• Helps stop intermittent or no-ice-dispense symptoms when the auger motor is the faulty component
• Works as the mechanical drive for auger-style ice dispensers in compatible refrigerators

• One auger motor (WR60X10276)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the freezer door liner or dispenser housing to access the motor and auger assembly
• Note wiring locations and mounting orientation during removal; reconnect wiring and secure mounting when installing
• Test dispenser operation with power restored and handle ice bin components carefully to avoid damage

This AC/DC fan motor circulates air inside the appliance to maintain proper airflow for cooling and ventilation. Replace a noisy, non-spinning, or intermittently running fan to restore normal airflow and appliance performance. What it does:

• Powers the fan blade to move air for cooling, ventilation, or heat distribution.
• Commonly used to replace motors that hum, don't start, or run inconsistently.
• Helps prevent overheating by maintaining airflow over components or compartments.
• Works with existing fan blades and mounting hardware when compatible.

• One fan motor (identical to the listed part number)

• Disconnect power before starting and verify the appliance is de-energized.
• Note and reconnect wiring exactly as found; mark harnesses or take a photo before removal.
• Use basic hand tools; support the fan assembly while removing and installing the motor.

This evaporator fan motor circulates cold air from the evaporator coil throughout the refrigerator's fresh-food and freezer sections to help maintain even temperatures. Reliable airflow prevents hot spots and uneven cooling. What it does:

• Spins the evaporator fan blade to move air over the evaporator coil for consistent cooling
• Helps prevent frost buildup and uneven temperatures caused by stalled or noisy fans
• Commonly replaced when the motor hums, does not start, or the fan blade doesn't spin
• Reduces excessive noise from a worn or failing motor bearing

• One evaporator fan motor assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the evaporator cover and support the fan blade while detaching the motor
• Match wiring harness connections and secure mounting screws; do not force components
• Test fan operation with power restored and verify airflow before reassembling covers

This fresh food compartment fan circulates cool air inside the refrigerator section to help maintain even temperatures and reduce hotspots. Replacing a worn fan can restore airflow and improve overall cooling consistency. What it does:

• Moves air through the fresh food compartment to help distribute cold air evenly
• Helps prevent warm spots and reduces temperature fluctuations in the refrigerator section
• Common symptom of failure: reduced airflow or unusual noise coming from the fresh food area

• One fresh food compartment fan

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any repairs
• Access often requires removing interior panels or shelves; keep track of fasteners and trim
• Inspect wiring and connectors for damage before installing the new fan

This DC evaporator fan motor assembly circulates cold air across the evaporator coil to maintain proper refrigerator/freezer temperatures and efficient cooling. Replaces a failed or noisy evaporator fan to restore normal airflow. What it does:

• Spins the evaporator fan blade to move cold air through the evaporator and into the cabinet.
• Helps prevent frost buildup by maintaining airflow across the coil.
• Common symptoms of failure: loud or grinding noise, fan not running, uneven cooling, or warm compartments.
• Works as the airflow drive behind frost buildup and temperature fluctuation issues when the compressor and thermostat are otherwise functioning.

• One evaporator fan motor assembly (DC) as shown.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any repairs.
• Access typically requires removing interior panels/evaporator cover and handling evaporator components carefully to avoid coil damage.
• Confirm connector orientation and secure mounting; test operation before reassembling panels.
• If you find ice on the evaporator, fully defrost the compartment and verify no air leaks or drainage issues remain.

This is the left-side freezer evaporator fan motor. It spins the fan to draw air across the evaporator coil and circulate cold air, restoring proper airflow, quieter operation, and stable temperatures when the original motor is weak, seized, or noisy.

• Circulates air across the freezer evaporator coil to move cold air through the compartment
• Supports even cooling and temperature recovery after door openings
• Helps limit frost buildup on the back panel by keeping air moving
• Failure symptoms include weak or no airflow, loud or intermittent fan noise, rising freezer temperature, or soft/melting ice

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove freezer drawers/shelves and the rear panel to access the motor
• Note wire orientation; transfer the existing fan blade and any reusable mounting hardware from the old motor
• Ensure the blade spins freely and the shroud is clear before restoring power and checking airflow

This damper motor assembly controls the refrigerator air damper to help regulate airflow between compartments, restoring proper temperature balance and reducing uneven cooling when the original motor fails. What it does:

• Moves the air damper to open or close airflow between freezer and fresh-food sections
• Allows the fridge control to direct colder or warmer air as needed for temperature regulation
• A faulty unit can cause symptoms like warm or inconsistent fresh-food temperatures, reduced cooling performance, or unusual clicking/noise at the damper area

• Disconnect power before starting; work on powered appliances can cause shock or injury
• Access typically requires removing interior panels or shelving to reach the damper housing
• Align the motor drive and damper linkage; don't force gears or clips when installing
• After installation, restore power and verify damper movement and temperature control operation

This condenser fan assembly circulates air across the condenser coils to help remove heat from the refrigerator, improving cooling efficiency and system performance. Replaces a worn or noisy condenser fan to restore proper airflow. What it does:

• Spins the condenser fan blade to move air over the condenser coils, aiding heat rejection
• Commonly fixes symptoms like reduced cooling, warm interior, or a loud/grinding fan noise
• Prevents condenser overheating and helps maintain compressor efficiency
• Operates whenever condenser cooling is required (fan cycles with system demand)

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle metal edges and fan blades carefully to prevent cuts
• Verify connector orientation and secure mounting to eliminate vibration or noise