Whirlpool 12002744 Evaporator Fan Motor Kit OEM Part

First, I did online research to find out what could be the problem with these symptoms of cold freezer and warm fridge. I found multiple posts with people going back and forth as far as what to do to fix it. One tread even provided the link to your store with the part number for the evaporator fan motor. So I did the inspection of the motor as suggested by the expert and sure enough it was the evaporator's motor fan that was not working as it should. That is when I immediately follow the link provided by the expert and ordered the part. It was delivered the next day. I replaced the Evaporator's motor fan and voila it worked, now I am enjoying my cold drinks once again. but the problem itself is Maytag refrigerators. I will never buy a maytag fridge ever again. this small fan and motor is mounted near the coils. This fan and motor - called the evaporator fan and motor, draws air over the evaporator coils and circulates it throughout the freezer and refrigerator. If the fan fails, the freezer or refrigerator will get much warmer than usual.

I bought the evaporator fan motor and replaced this unit. It took me about 45 minutes to complete this job.

Installed new evap motor. Although the picture on your website was outdated, so it looked different than the one I received. Called in, talked to Jason L. Who researched it and informed me the manufacturer had changed it a little but it would still fit. Not only was he right he was a pleasure to work with. Thanks Jason.

Made sure to watch the how-to video on your YouTube channel. Ordered the part and it came in one day! Fifteen minutes and I was up and running.

Evaporator fan quit. Ordered, received and installed new fan, problem resolved. When ordering the fan, AppliancePartsPros stated the fan motor design had changed, that's it, nothing more. The fan housing had to be modified. A small portion had to be cut out to make room for the motor coil to fit the shroud. I also purchased a fan assembly, too but even installed, the fan was still too tall in the housing and would scrape the chimney duct. The center of the fan was drilled out to allow the motor spindle to "peek" atop the fan assembly.