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The Evaporator Fan Motor Kit is an OEM part compatible with GE refrigerators. It is a critical component responsible for circulating air and maintaining proper airflow within the refrigerator's evaporator system, ensuring efficient cooling and temperature regulation. It features a shaft that measures 3/8 of an inch and two right-side terminals. Notably, the motor no longer comes with harness wires, which must be obtained separately for installation.
Symptoms of a faulty evaporator fan motor include:
Causes of a bad evaporator fan motor can include wear and tear over time, electrical issues or short circuits, or physical damage from foreign objects or improper maintenance.
This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore refrigerator models.
I called AppliancePartsPros.com and they helped me diagnose the problem for this very nice, and well designed refrigerator, that I wanted to keep rather than recycle at the local scrap yard. It turns out that all it needed was a small electric fan (i.e., evaporator fan) to circulate the air from the freezer coils throughout the refrigerator [all other major components were good]. It was really easy to locate the motor and fan and replace it. I saved hundreds of $$$. I really appreciated the... Read more
The Fan Blade Grommet is an OEM replacement part for GE brand refrigerators. Located behind the evaporator fan blade where its central shaft passes through, this rubber sealing piece creates a protective barrier isolating the fan assembly.
Causes of a potentially problematic fan blade grommet include cracks or deterioration that develop from continuous vibration and impacts over extended use. Exposure to temperature fluctuations can also cause the rubber to harden and lose elasticity.
Symptoms of a faulty fan blade grommet include:
This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore model refrigerators.
Remove and replace motor and fan. As expected problem solved. Read more
Ok so my mom called GE and a service man came out. He said no good. The refrigerator was to old to be fixed. You will have to buy a new one .. ok so with that said he collected his $100 dollars service fee !!! I slid the refer out and started tinkering with it. I went on line and hit your web page saw schematic map and ordered fan motor because the one on refer wouldn’t turn !!!! You guys delivered it on a Sunday ( perfect) I put it in carefully and bam it worked. I was in shock that it was... Read more
I removed the drawers and old rails, and screwed in the new ones. It was very straightforward. Read more
May be listed as # 122 in the diagram.
Purchased an OEM gasket from AppliancePartsPros.com, I had mistakenly purchased a gasket from another online retailer- Not OEM to save a few bucks, big mistake. The part did not properly seal, I had frost and ice buildup inside the freezer, the molded in 'magnetic' gasket was not magnetized - the door was weakly held closed. The APP part was as OEM and fit like a glove, a bit tedious feeding it into the gasket retention groove, but I did get there with the help of a putty knife. This gasket... Read more
Jacked it up, unscrewed old roller, installed new one. Read more
This small cylindrical bushing is positioned inside the refrigerator door hinge mechanism to reduce friction and provide smooth door operation. Replace it when the door becomes difficult to open/close, makes squeaking noises, or doesn't align properly with the cabinet.
I supported the door with some books then took off the lower hinge. After lowering the door just a little I removed the old thimble using an EZ out then screwed in the new one. I didn't even need to unload the inside of the door. Read more
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