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WR60X10318 Genuine OEM GE Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor The WR60X10318 is a genuine GE OEM evaporator fan motor assembly used in side-by-side refrigerators, complete with an integrated 2-wire thermistor built right into its 6-pin wiring harness. This motor draws air across the evaporator coil and circulates it through both the fresh food and freezer compartments, while the built-in thermistor reports temperature back to the control board so it can regulate cooling accurately. Because the thermistor and fan motor arrive as a single assembly, a fault in either function shows up together, and replacing this one part addresses both. The harness and plug measure approximately 13-7/8" in length. Common failure causes include worn motor bearings that eventually seize the shaft entirely, debris or ice buildup around the fan blade, and general electrical wear over time. On this side-by-side platform, a classic failure sequence is a bearing that starts out noisy, then progressively worsens until the motor freezes up completely — once the fan stops moving air, the evaporator coil often ices over heavily since moisture keeps accumulating with nowhere for the resulting cold air to go. Symptoms include unusual noise from the freezer, inconsistent or warm temperatures in either compartment, visible frost buildup on the coil, and a refrigerator that runs continuously trying to compensate. It directly replaces AP4981643, PS3487992, EAP3487992, and 1812462. Quick Answer The WR60X10318 Genuine OEM GE Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor fixes GE side-by-side refrigerators with unusual noise from the freezer, warm or inconsistent temperatures, frost or ice buildup on the evaporator coil, or a refrigerator running constantly. Complete assembly with integrated 2-wire thermistor on a 6-pin, 13-7/8" harness. Replaces AP4981643, PS3487992, EAP3487992, 1812462. Not the same part as our WR60X10307 or WR60X10185 listings — those are separate motors for different GE refrigerator platforms. Common Problems This Part Fixes Unusual noise — grinding, buzzing, or humming — coming from the freezer compartment Inconsistent or warm temperatures in the fresh food or freezer compartment, or both Visible frost or ice buildup on the evaporator coil Refrigerator running continuously as it struggles to maintain temperature Fan motor bearing noise that has progressively worsened, sometimes ending in the motor seizing entirely Freezer icing over heavily while temperatures in both compartments climb Fan blade that doesn't spin freely, or doesn't spin at all, when checked by hand Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This refrigerator evaporator fan motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: WR60X10318, AP4981643, AGE29310, OEM14944938, PD00023381, PS3487992, EAP3487992, 1812462 If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This evaporator fan motor is compatible with select GE side-by-side refrigerators, and also fits select Hotpoint, Haier, Monogram, Café, and Kenmore refrigerators built on the GE platform. In rare instances, this part is also referenced for compatibility with some LG models. Note: GE uses several different evaporator fan motors across its refrigerator lineup. This WR60X10318 assembly is a separate part from our WR60X10307 and WR60X10185 listings, which serve different model platforms and have their own distinct cross-reference numbers. Always verify your full model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure which fan motor your refrigerator needs. Key Features Genuine GE OEM part — factory-specified motor, blade, and integrated thermistor design Complete assembly — includes the fan motor plus a 2-wire thermistor built into the 6-pin harness Resolves "unusual noise from the freezer," "warm or inconsistent temperatures," "frost or ice buildup," and "runs continuously" symptoms caused by fan motor failure Approximately 13-7/8" harness and plug length Direct drop-in replacement matching the original mounting and blade fitment Replaces AP4981643, PS3487992, EAP3487992, and 1812462 Genuine OEM replacement — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance DIY-friendly repair, though side-by-side units can have tight working clearance around the fan Product Specifications Part Number WR60X10318 Part Type Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Assembly (with Thermistor) Condition Genuine OEM Brand GE Application Side-by-Side Refrigerators Integrated Component 2-wire thermistor built into the wiring harness Harness Connector 6-pin Harness/Plug Length Approx. 13-7/8 in. Production Numbers 197D4964G011, FDQT26GE7 Quantity 1 fan motor assembly Compatible Brands GE, Hotpoint, Haier, Monogram, Café, Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting — Side-by-Side Units May Have Tight Clearance Disconnect power at the outlet before beginning, and move perishable food to a cooler for the duration of the repair. Wear work gloves. On side-by-side models, access can be tight: you may need to remove the rear interior panel, the ice maker, and a fan cover to reach the motor, so budget extra time and patience compared to a simpler platform. If the evaporator coil is heavily iced over, let the unit sit unplugged with the door open for several hours, or run a manual defrost, before continuing — ice can make the old motor difficult to remove cleanly and may be masking the actual point of failure. Photograph the 6-pin wiring harness connector and the fan blade's orientation before disconnecting anything. Remove the mounting screws holding the fan assembly in place, unplug the wiring harness connector, and slide the old assembly out of its housing. Slide the new WR60X10318 assembly into the same housing, secure it with the mounting screws, and reconnect the harness connector fully. Confirm the blade spins freely by hand without contacting the housing before reassembling the fan cover, ice maker, and rear panel. Restore power, open the door to test the fan, and monitor both compartments over the next 24 hours to confirm even, consistent cooling has returned. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" and 5/16" nut drivers, work gloves, and a headlamp or flashlight for visibility in tight spaces. Frequently Asked Questions My freezer is heavily iced over and both compartments are warm. Is this the fan motor? Yes, this is a very common failure sequence on this platform. Once the evaporator fan motor's bearings wear out and the motor slows or seizes, air stops circulating away from the coil, moisture keeps condensing on it, and ice builds up heavily. Once that happens, both the freezer and fresh food compartments typically lose cooling together, since neither is getting circulated cold air anymore. Thawing the ice and confirming the fan motor doesn't spin freely by hand will confirm this diagnosis. Does this include the thermistor, or do I need to buy that separately? It's included. This assembly ships with a 2-wire thermistor built directly into the 6-pin wiring harness, so you don't need to source or install a separate thermistor component — replacing this one part addresses both the fan motor and the thermistor together. Why is access so tight on my side-by-side refrigerator? Side-by-side refrigerators tend to pack components more tightly than French door or top-freezer models, and this evaporator fan often sits behind the ice maker and a dedicated fan cover in addition to the rear interior panel. Removing all of these takes more time than a simpler platform, but the fan motor itself installs the same straightforward way once you have access — a headlamp or flashlight helps considerably in the tighter space. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is a genuine OEM part, manufactured by GE to factory specifications — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance. It includes the same motor design, fan blade, integrated thermistor, and 6-pin harness configuration as the evaporator fan motor assembly originally installed in your side-by-side refrigerator. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. 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XPARTCO DA31-00334C Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor The XPARTCO DA31-00334C is an aftermarket replacement evaporator fan motor for Samsung bottom-mount and side-by-side refrigerators. This small brushless DC (BLDC) motor sits behind the freezer's rear panel, directly in front of the evaporator coil, and its job is to pull cold air off that coil and push it through the duct system into both the freezer and fresh food compartments. Without it circulating air, the coil itself keeps getting cold, but that cold air never reaches your food — the freezer may still work reasonably well since it sits closer to the coil, while the fresh food side drifts warmer and warmer since it depends entirely on ducted airflow from the back. Rated at 12V DC, 2.5W, 0.12A, running at approximately 1,870 RPM. As a brushless design, this motor has no physical brushes to wear out, so failure typically comes from a worn bearing that lets the blade wobble or bind, a winding that has burned out electrically, or a blade that has become jammed by a chunk of built-up frost or freezer debris. It directly replaces DA31-00287B, DA31-00334A, DA31-00305A, DA96-00968A, AP6803162, 3954921, AP5948644, PS9494284, EAP9494284, PS12590897, and EAP12590897. Also compatible with select Kenmore refrigerators built on the Samsung platform. Quick Answer The XPARTCO DA31-00334C Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor fixes Samsung bottom-mount and side-by-side refrigerators with uneven cooling, a fresh food compartment that's warmer than it should be, frost or ice buildup at the back or bottom of the freezer, or a grinding/buzzing noise from inside the cabinet. Brushless DC (BLDC) motor, 12V DC, 2.5W, 0.12A, ~1,870 RPM. Replaces DA31-00287B, DA31-00334A, DA31-00305A, DA96-00968A, AP6803162, 3954921, AP5948644, PS9494284, EAP9494284, PS12590897, EAP12590897. Verify your model number before ordering — Samsung uses several different evaporator fan motors, and this is not the same part as our DA81-06013A listing. Common Problems This Part Fixes Fresh food compartment running warmer than the freezer, or warmer than it used to Uneven temperatures between shelves or between the fresh food and freezer sides Frost or ice buildup accumulating at the back panel or bottom of the freezer Grinding, buzzing, or rattling noise coming from inside the refrigerator cabinet Noise that stops when the freezer door is opened and starts again once it's closed Freezer holding temperature reasonably well while the fresh food side drifts warm Fan blade that doesn't spin freely, or spins with noticeable wobble, when checked by hand Refrigerator running constantly as the compressor tries to compensate for poor air circulation Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This refrigerator evaporator fan motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: DA31-00334C, DA31-00287B, DA96-00968A, 12035GE-12M-YT, 12V DC 0.26A, ARES2120RA, Model # 12035GE-12M-YT, AP6803162, ASM1061854, EAP12590897, PD00075168, PS12590897. If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This evaporator fan motor is compatible with select Samsung bottom-mount and side-by-side refrigerators, and also fits select Kenmore refrigerators built on the Samsung platform. Note — not the same motor as DA81-06013A: Samsung uses several different evaporator fan motor designs across its refrigerator lineup. The DA31-00334C is a distinct part from our DA81-06013A listing, which is built for a different model family and has its own connector and mounting configuration. Fitting the wrong motor can result in a connector that won't mate with your wiring harness or a fan blade that doesn't clear the housing correctly. Always verify your full model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure which motor fits your refrigerator. Key Features Brushless DC (BLDC) evaporator fan motor — no brushes to wear out over time Circulates cold air from the evaporator coil throughout the freezer and fresh food compartments Resolves "fresh food too warm," "uneven cooling," "frost buildup," and "grinding or buzzing noise" symptoms caused by fan motor failure Rated 12V DC, 2.5W, 0.12A, approximately 1,870 RPM Direct drop-in replacement matching the original mounting bracket and blade fitment Replaces DA31-00287B, DA31-00334A, DA31-00305A, DA96-00968A, AP6803162, 3954921, AP5948644, PS9494284, EAP9494284, PS12590897, and EAP12590897 Compatible with select Samsung and Kenmore (Samsung-platform) refrigerators Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Product Specifications Part Number XPDA31-00334C OEM Part Number DA31-00334C Part Type Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Condition Aftermarket Replacement Brand Samsung Motor Type Brushless DC (BLDC) Voltage 12V DC Wattage 2.5 W Amperage 0.12 A Speed ~1,870 RPM Application Bottom-Mount and Side-by-Side Refrigerators Quantity 1 fan motor Compatible Brands Samsung, select Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting — Let The Freezer Thaw If Iced Over Disconnect power at the outlet before beginning, and remove all food from the freezer to a cooler for the duration of the repair. Wear work gloves. Access is through the freezer's rear interior panel: remove the shelving and bins as needed, then remove the screws securing the back panel and set it aside to expose the evaporator coil and fan assembly. If you see significant frost or ice buildup around the fan or coil, let the unit sit unplugged with the door open for a few hours (or run a manual defrost) before continuing, since ice can be masking the actual point of failure and can also make the old motor difficult to remove cleanly. Photograph the wiring harness connector and the fan blade's orientation before disconnecting anything. Unplug the motor's wiring harness connector, remove the mounting screws or clips holding the motor bracket in place, and carefully pull the motor and fan blade assembly free — on many models the blade is a separate piece that pulls off the motor shaft. Transfer the fan blade to the new motor if it isn't included, or install the new blade supplied with this motor, matching the original orientation. Mount the new DA31-00334C in the same position, reconnect the wiring harness connector fully, and confirm the blade spins freely by hand without contacting the housing before reassembling the back panel. Restore power and monitor both compartments over the next 24 hours to confirm even cooling has returned. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, nut driver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions My freezer seems fine but the fresh food section is warm. Is this really the fan motor? Yes, this is a very common and telling symptom pattern. The freezer compartment sits right next to the evaporator coil and can stay reasonably cold through simple proximity even with poor air circulation, but the fresh food compartment depends entirely on the fan pushing cold air through the ducting to reach it. When the fan motor fails or slows down, the fresh food side is usually the first and most noticeably affected area, while the freezer may seem to lag only slightly behind. I hear a grinding or buzzing noise that stops when I open the freezer door. What does that mean? This is a classic symptom of a worn fan motor bearing or a blade that's catching on built-up frost. Opening the door often triggers the refrigerator's internal light switch or door sensor, which can cut power to the fan momentarily — the noise stops because the fan stops spinning, then resumes once the door closes and the fan restarts. If you can see or reach the fan blade with the freezer open, check whether it spins freely and smoothly by hand; a blade that wobbles, binds, or contacts the housing points to the motor as the cause. There's a lot of frost around the back panel of my freezer. Should I fix that before replacing the fan? It's worth understanding which came first. Excess frost can be a cause of fan failure — a jammed blade can burn out the motor over time — or a result of it, since poor air circulation lets moisture condense and freeze unevenly around the coil area. Either way, thawing the ice out fully before you install the new motor makes the repair easier and lets you confirm the blade spins freely once everything is defrosted, rather than immediately jamming again on refrozen ice. Do I need to transfer the fan blade from my old motor? It depends on what's included with your specific order — check whether a blade came with your new motor before removing the old one. If a blade is not included, the blade from your original motor typically pulls off the shaft and can be transferred over. Photograph the blade's orientation on the shaft before removing it so you can reinstall it the same way; an improperly oriented blade can affect airflow or contact the housing. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Samsung OEM part, but is manufactured to match the electrical specifications (12V DC, 2.5W, 0.12A, ~1,870 RPM), brushless motor design, and mounting configuration of the original DA31-00334C evaporator fan motor used in compatible Samsung and Kenmore refrigerators. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Quality Aftermarket Parts ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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XPARTCO 2315549 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Replaces WP2315549 The XPARTCO 2315549 is an aftermarket replacement evaporator fan motor for Whirlpool-built side-by-side refrigerators, located in the freezer section. This small motor pulls cold air off the evaporator coil and pushes it through the duct system to both the freezer and fresh food compartments. Without it circulating air, the coil itself keeps getting cold, but that cold air never reaches your food — the freezer, being closest to the coil, may hold up reasonably well for a while, but the fresh food compartment depends entirely on ducted airflow and drifts warmer and warmer as circulation weakens or stops. This motor ships complete with its wiring harness, so nothing needs to be spliced or transferred from the old unit. Common failure modes include worn motor bearings that let the blade wobble or bind, ice buildup on the coil that jams the blade, and electrical failure of the motor windings. A simple way to check before ordering: with the refrigerator unplugged, try turning the fan blade by hand — it should spin freely with no grinding or resistance. It directly replaces WP2315549, 2220569, 1193008, AP6007250, PS11740362, and EAP11740362. Quick Answer The XPARTCO 2315549 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor fixes Whirlpool-built side-by-side refrigerators with uneven cooling between compartments, frost buildup on the evaporator coil, unusual humming or buzzing noise, or a fresh food section that runs warmer than the freezer. Includes wiring harness. Replaces WP2315549, 2220569, 1193008, AP6007250, PS11740362, EAP11740362. Double-check the part number carefully — this is a different motor from our similarly numbered 2315539 listing, and the two are easy to mix up. Common Problems This Part Fixes Fresh food compartment running warmer than the freezer, or warmer than it used to Uneven temperatures between shelves or between the fresh food and freezer sides Frost or ice buildup accumulating on or around the evaporator coil Unusual humming, buzzing, or grinding noise coming from inside the freezer Noise that stops when the freezer door is opened and starts again once it's closed Refrigerator running constantly as the compressor tries to compensate for poor circulation Fan blade that doesn't spin freely, or spins with noticeable resistance, when checked by hand Fridge section too warm or too cold, freezer section too warm or too cold Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This refrigerator evaporator fan motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: 2315549, WP2315549, 2220569, 1193008, AP6007250, AWP47338, PD00002704, PS11740362, EAP11740362, ESF-U2A If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This evaporator fan motor is compatible with select Whirlpool-built side-by-side refrigerators across the Whirlpool family of brands, including: Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerators Maytag, Amana, and KitchenAid refrigerators (select Whirlpool-built models) Jenn-Air, Admiral, Norge, and Roper refrigerators (select models) Inglis refrigerators (select models) Select Kenmore and Ikea refrigerators built on the Whirlpool platform Verified model numbers include: 7GS2FHAXTA02, 7GS5FHAXTA00, ED2DHEXWB00, and ED2DHEXWL00. Note — easy to confuse with 2315539: This part is 2315549, production number ESF-U2A. It is a separate, distinct motor from our 2315539 listing (production number ESF-U2B, replacing 2219689, 2225625, and W10438708), which serves a different set of models. The two part numbers differ by only a single transposed digit and are frequently mistyped or mixed up when ordering — double-check your old motor's part number or your appliance's full model number carefully before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure which motor you need. Key Features Aftermarket replacement evaporator fan motor with wiring harness included — nothing to splice or transfer Circulates cold air from the evaporator coil throughout the freezer and fresh food compartments Resolves "fresh food too warm," "uneven cooling," "frost buildup," and "humming or buzzing noise" symptoms caused by fan motor failure Direct drop-in replacement matching the original mounting and blade fitment Replaces WP2315549, 2220569, 1193008, AP6007250, PS11740362, and EAP11740362 Compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Admiral, Norge, Roper, Inglis, and select Kenmore refrigerators Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Straightforward DIY repair — typically 15 to 30 minutes Product Specifications Part Number 2315549 OEM Part Number WP2315549 Production Number ESF-U2A Part Type Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Condition Aftermarket Replacement Brand Whirlpool Location Freezer section, behind the rear panel near the evaporator coil Kit Contents Fan motor with wiring harness Application Side-by-Side Refrigerators Repair Difficulty Easy — 15 to 30 minutes Quantity 1 fan motor Compatible Brands Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Admiral, Norge, Roper, Inglis, Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting — Let The Freezer Thaw If Iced Over Disconnect power at the outlet before beginning, and move all food from the freezer to a cooler for the duration of the repair. Wear work gloves. Access is through the freezer's rear interior panel: remove the shelving and bins as needed, then remove the screws securing the back panel and set it aside to expose the evaporator coil and fan assembly. If you see significant frost or ice buildup around the fan or coil, let the unit sit unplugged with the door open for a few hours, or run a manual defrost, before continuing — ice can be masking the actual failure and can make the old motor difficult to remove cleanly. Photograph the wiring harness connector and the fan blade's orientation before disconnecting anything. Unplug the motor's wiring harness connector, remove the mounting screws or clips holding the motor bracket in place, and carefully pull the motor and fan blade assembly free — on many models the blade is a separate piece that pulls off the motor shaft. Transfer the fan blade to the new motor if a blade isn't included, matching the original orientation. Mount the new 2315549 in the same position, reconnect the wiring harness connector fully, and confirm the blade spins freely by hand without contacting the housing before reassembling the back panel. Restore power and monitor both compartments over the next 24 hours to confirm even cooling has returned. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, nut driver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions How is this different from your 2315539 listing? The numbers look almost identical. They are genuinely different motors that happen to have nearly identical part numbers — 2315549 versus 2315539, just one transposed digit. This 2315549 motor carries production number ESF-U2A and replaces WP2315549, 2220569, and 1193008. Our separate 2315539 listing carries production number ESF-U2B and replaces a different set of numbers (2219689, 2225625, W10438708) for a different group of models. Because the numbers are so easy to mix up, we'd strongly recommend double-checking the exact number on your old motor, or your full refrigerator model number, before ordering either one. My freezer seems fine but the fresh food section is warm. Is this the fan motor? Yes, this is a very common and telling symptom pattern. The freezer compartment sits right next to the evaporator coil and can stay reasonably cold through simple proximity even with poor air circulation, but the fresh food compartment depends entirely on the fan pushing cold air through the ducting to reach it. When the fan motor fails or slows down, the fresh food side is usually the first and most noticeably affected area. How can I test the motor before ordering a replacement? With the refrigerator unplugged and the rear freezer panel removed, try turning the fan blade by hand. It should spin freely and smoothly with no grinding, binding, or resistance. If it doesn't turn freely, or doesn't turn at all, the motor has very likely failed. Also listen for humming or buzzing while the refrigerator is running — a motor trying and failing to turn often makes noise without actually moving air. There's a lot of frost around the fan and coil. Should I address that first? It's worth understanding which came first. Excess frost can be a cause of fan failure — a jammed, ice-bound blade can burn out the motor over time — or a result of it, since poor air circulation lets moisture condense and freeze unevenly around the coil area. Either way, thawing the ice out fully before installing the new motor makes the repair easier and lets you confirm the blade spins freely once everything is defrosted. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Whirlpool OEM part, but is manufactured to match the mounting, wiring harness configuration, and airflow performance of the original WP2315549 evaporator fan motor used in compatible Whirlpool-built side-by-side refrigerators. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Quality Aftermarket Parts ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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WR60X10209 (OE) Refrigerator Condenser Fan Motor The WR60X10209 is an OE (Original Equipment) DC condenser fan motor for GE refrigerators. This motor lives in the compressor/machine compartment at the back or bottom of the refrigerator. Whenever the compressor runs, this fan runs right along with it, circulating air across the condenser coils to help dissipate heat from the hot refrigerant before it moves on to the evaporator, keeping the compressor from overheating and the whole system running efficiently. Rated 11.3V DC, 2.2W, with a 4-pin plastic plug carrying 4 wires (white, blue, red, and yellow). The motor shaft measures 1/8" in diameter and 2-7/8" long. Common failure causes include worn motor bearings, dirty or obstructed condenser coils forcing the motor to work harder than intended, and general electrical wear. Symptoms include increased noise when the freezer door is opened, warm temperatures inside the refrigerator, and — left unaddressed — compressor overheating and food spoilage from a refrigerator that can no longer maintain temperature. It directly replaces WR60X10042, WR60X10053, WR60X10065, WR60X10080, WR60X10081, WR60X10155, WR60X10216, WR60X24483, AP4265957, and PS1483567. Quick Answer The WR60X10209 (OE) Refrigerator Condenser Fan Motor fixes GE, Hotpoint, RCA, and select Kenmore refrigerators with increased noise near the compressor compartment, warm temperatures inside the fridge, or early signs of compressor overheating. 11.3V DC, 2.2W, 4-pin/4-wire plug, 1/8" x 2-7/8" shaft. Replaces WR60X10042, WR60X10053, WR60X10065, WR60X10080, WR60X10081, WR60X10155, WR60X10216, WR60X24483, AP4265957, PS1483567. This is the 12V DC condenser fan — if your refrigerator needs a 120V motor, see our WR60X10220 listing instead. Common Problems This Part Fixes Increased noise near the compressor compartment or when the freezer door is opened Warm temperatures inside the refrigerator Refrigerator running constantly as it struggles to maintain temperature Compressor overheating from restricted airflow around the condenser coils Food spoilage from a refrigerator that can't hold a consistent temperature Fan blade that doesn't spin freely, or doesn't spin at all, when checked by hand What Is an OE Part? OE (Original Equipment) means this part is manufactured by the same original supplier that produces the Genuine OEM version — identical fit, materials, and performance. The only difference is packaging: OE parts ship under our XPARTCO brand rather than the appliance manufacturer's branded box, which is why they can't be listed as Genuine OEM. You get factory-original quality at a more affordable price. Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This refrigerator condenser fan motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: WR60X10209, 1195784, WR60X10042, WR60X10053, WR60X10065, WR60X10080, WR60X10081, WR60X10155, WR60X10216, 045900390950, 197D2407P013, AGE29194, AH1483567, EA1483567, EAP1483567, AP4265957, PD00001176, PS1483567. The motor's own sticker also references production number 197D2407P013. If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This condenser fan motor is compatible with select GE and Hotpoint refrigerators, and also fits select RCA and Kenmore refrigerators built on the GE platform. Note — 12V DC, not 120V: This is the 12V DC condenser fan motor. If your refrigerator calls for a 120V motor instead, you need our WR60X10220 listing. This is also a condenser fan (cools the compressor and condenser coils), not an evaporator fan (circulates cold air to the food compartments) — a different part from our WR60X10074, WR60X10185, and WR60X10318 evaporator fan motor listings. Always verify your full model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure which fan motor your refrigerator needs. Key Features OE (Original Equipment) condenser fan motor — draws air across the condenser coils to cool the refrigerant and compressor Resolves "noise near the compressor," "warm fridge temperatures," and "compressor overheating" symptoms caused by fan failure Rated 11.3V DC, 2.2W 4-pin plastic plug with 4 wires (white, blue, red, yellow) 1/8" diameter x 2-7/8" long shaft Direct drop-in replacement matching the original mounting and blade fitment Replaces WR60X10042, WR60X10053, WR60X10065, WR60X10080, WR60X10081, WR60X10155, WR60X10216, WR60X24483, AP4265957, and PS1483567 Compatible with GE, Hotpoint, RCA, and select Kenmore refrigerators Product Specifications Part Number WR60X10209 Designation OE (Original Equipment) Part Type Refrigerator DC Condenser Fan Motor Brand GE Location Compressor/machine compartment (back or bottom of cabinet) Function Cools the condenser coils and compressor Voltage 11.3V DC Wattage 2.2 W Connector 4-pin plastic plug, 4-wire (white, blue, red, yellow) Shaft 1/8" diameter x 2-7/8" long Quantity 1 fan motor Compatible Brands GE, Hotpoint, RCA, Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Danger — Authorized Service Part Required For Flammable Refrigerant Systems GE's own service guidance carries an explicit warning for this component: it is a manufacturer-authorized service part intended for use in refrigerator models that use a flammable refrigerant, such as R600a. Using an unauthorized or incorrectly rated service part in a unit that uses a flammable refrigerant could lead to a risk of fire or explosion. Before ordering or installing, confirm your refrigerator's refrigerant type and verify this part is correct for your specific model. If you have any doubt about your refrigerant type or the correct part for your unit, contact our support team with your model number before proceeding, or have a qualified appliance technician perform this repair. ⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting Shut off power at the circuit breaker or fuse box, then pull the refrigerator away from the wall and disconnect the power cord from the outlet. Wear work gloves. Remove the condenser fan motor cover, typically held on by two screws, to access the motor. Before condemning the motor, clear away any dust, lint, or debris built up around the condenser coils and fan blade — restricted airflow from a dirty coil produces symptoms similar to a failing motor and costs nothing to rule out. Photograph the wiring and the fan blade's position before disconnecting anything. Disconnect the 4-pin plug from the old motor, remove the mounting screws or clips holding the motor bracket in place, and pull the motor and fan blade assembly free. Mount the new WR60X10209 in the same position, reconnect the 4-pin plug fully, and confirm the blade spins freely by hand without contacting the housing before reinstalling the fan cover. Restore power and monitor the refrigerator over the next 24 hours to confirm normal, even cooling has returned. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions Why is there a fire/explosion warning on this part? Some refrigerators use a flammable refrigerant, such as R600a (isobutane), instead of older non-flammable refrigerants. Electrical components like fan motors sit near refrigerant lines and can be a source of ignition if a leak were ever present, which is why GE specifically requires an authorized, correctly rated service part for these systems rather than a generic substitute. This isn't a concern unique to this listing — it reflects GE's general guidance for electrical components used in flammable-refrigerant refrigerators, and confirming your model and refrigerant type before ordering is the appropriate precaution. My refrigerator is noisy and runs warm. Is this the condenser fan? It's a strong possibility, especially if the noise seems to come from the back or bottom of the unit and you notice both symptoms together. Without proper airflow across the condenser coils, heat builds up in the machine compartment, which reduces the whole refrigeration cycle's efficiency and shows up as warmer-than-normal temperatures throughout the fridge. Could dirty condenser coils cause the same symptoms as a bad fan motor? Yes, and it's worth checking before you buy a new motor. A condenser fan pushing air through coils caked in dust, pet hair, or debris will struggle to cool the system properly even if the motor itself is working fine. Clean the coils and the fan blade thoroughly first; if the fan still doesn't spin freely, spins with a wobble, or doesn't run at all afterward, the motor itself has failed and this replacement is the correct fix. Is this a genuine OEM part? This is an OE (Original Equipment) part sold under our XPARTCO brand. OE parts are manufactured by the same original supplier that produces the Genuine OEM part, so the fit, materials, and performance are identical — the difference is that OE parts ship in XPARTCO packaging rather than the appliance manufacturer's branded box, which is why we can't list them as Genuine OEM. This gives you factory-original quality at a more affordable price than the branded version. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ OE (Original Equipment) Quality ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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EAU61524007 Genuine OEM LG Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor The EAU61524007 is a genuine LG OEM evaporator fan motor for LG and select Kenmore refrigerators. This motor circulates air over the evaporator coil and distributes that cooled air into the fresh food and freezer compartments in a balanced way, which is what keeps temperatures even throughout the refrigerator and helps prevent frost from building up on the coil. DC-powered, white in color, with an assembled height of approximately 1 inch. Over time, the motor's bearings can wear out, or general electrical failure can set in from years of continuous cycling. A failing evaporator fan motor produces a wide range of symptoms since it affects both compartments and the defrost system: the refrigerator may not start at all, either compartment may run too warm or too cold, or frost buildup may appear where it shouldn't. Unusual noise from the freezer is another common early sign of a struggling motor. It directly replaces EAU60694510, AP5950081, PS10058947, EAP10058947, and PD00006349. Quick Answer The EAU61524007 Genuine OEM LG Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor fixes LG and select Kenmore refrigerators that won't start, run too warm or too cold in either compartment, or show frost buildup where it shouldn't be. DC motor, white, approx. 1" assembled height. Replaces EAU60694510, AP5950081, PS10058947, EAP10058947, PD00006349. Not the same as the similarly-numbered EAU61524002 motor (DC13V, 0.265A, 3.5W) — confirm you have the exact number before ordering. Common Problems This Part Fixes Refrigerator won't start Refrigerator compartment running too warm Refrigerator compartment running too cold Freezer compartment running too warm Freezer compartment running too cold Frost buildup where it shouldn't be occurring Unusual noise from the freezer indicating a struggling fan motor Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This refrigerator evaporator fan motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: EAU61524007, EAU60694510, 3286319, AP5950081, EAP10058947, PS10058947, ALG54568, PD00006349 If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This evaporator fan motor is compatible with select LG refrigerators, and also fits select Kenmore and Kenmore Elite refrigerators built on the LG platform, including model numbers such as LFX31915SW, LFX25992ST, and GRL318LSJP. Note — not the same as EAU61524002: A similarly-numbered part, EAU61524002, is a separate LG evaporator/freezer fan motor rated DC13V, 0.265A, 3.5W, used on different models. Always verify your full model number and match the exact part number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure which motor your refrigerator needs. Key Features Genuine LG OEM part — factory-specified motor design and airflow performance Circulates air over the evaporator coil and distributes it evenly to both compartments Resolves "won't start," "running too warm or too cold," and "frost buildup" symptoms caused by fan motor failure DC-powered motor White finish, approximately 1" assembled height Direct drop-in replacement matching the original mounting and blade fitment Replaces EAU60694510, AP5950081, PS10058947, EAP10058947, and PD00006349 Compatible with LG and select Kenmore refrigerators Genuine OEM replacement — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance Product Specifications Part Number EAU61524007 Part Type Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Condition Genuine OEM Brand LG Function Circulates air over the evaporator coil to both compartments Power Type DC Color White Assembled Height Approx. 1 in. Quantity 1 fan motor Compatible Brands LG, Kenmore, Kenmore Elite Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting Disconnect power at the outlet before beginning, and move perishable food to a cooler for the duration of the repair. Wear work gloves. Access is typically through the freezer's rear interior panel: remove shelving and bins as needed, then remove the screws securing the back panel to expose the evaporator coil and fan assembly. If there's significant frost or ice around the fan or coil, let the unit sit unplugged with the door open for a few hours, or run a manual defrost, before continuing. Photograph the wiring harness connector and the fan blade's orientation before disconnecting anything. Unplug the wiring harness connector from the old motor, remove the mounting screws or clips holding the motor bracket in place, and pull the motor and fan blade assembly free. Transfer the fan blade to the new motor if a blade isn't included, matching the original orientation. Mount the new EAU61524007 in the same position, reconnect the wiring harness connector fully, and confirm the blade spins freely by hand without contacting the housing before reassembling the back panel. Restore power and monitor both compartments over the next 24 hours to confirm even, consistent cooling has returned. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions My refrigerator won't start at all. Could this really be the fan motor? Yes, this is one of the documented symptoms for this part on LG's own service guidance. Because this motor is tied into the refrigeration and defrost circuit, a failure here can present as the unit not starting at all, in addition to the more expected symptoms like temperature problems or noise. That said, other components can produce a similar no-start symptom, so it's worth confirming this diagnosis if you're not fully certain. Both compartments are running warm, not just one. Does that still point to this motor? Yes. Since this motor is responsible for distributing cooled air to both the fresh food and freezer compartments from the evaporator coil, a failure here can affect both areas simultaneously rather than just one, unlike some other fan motor designs that mainly affect the compartment further from the coil. How do I make sure I'm ordering this exact motor and not a similar one? Check the part number printed directly on your old motor if it's legible, or confirm your refrigerator's full model number against the compatibility list. LG has released similarly-numbered motors, such as EAU61524002, that serve different models and have different electrical specifications, so matching by number is more reliable than matching by general appearance. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is a genuine OEM part, manufactured by LG to factory specifications — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance. It matches the original motor design, blade fitment, and mounting configuration of the evaporator fan motor originally installed in your refrigerator. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Genuine OEM Parts ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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XPARTCO WR60X10185 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor The XPARTCO WR60X10185 is an aftermarket replacement evaporator fan motor located in the freezer compartment, for GE, Hotpoint, and select Kenmore, Haier, Monogram, and Café refrigerators. This motor pulls air across the evaporator coils to strip heat from it, then circulates that cold air through the freezer and, via ducting, to the fresh food compartment. This particular motor does not include a thermistor — it ships as a fan motor with a 4-wire harness on a 6-pin connector, with two of those six pin slots left empty. If your refrigerator's original connector has a white thermistor wire in it, or a separate connector for a freezer light, this is not the correct motor for your unit. Rated 9.75V DC, 3.25W. A fan motor generally has a long service life, but it can burn out quickly if debris or ice buildup obstructs the blade and forces the motor to work against resistance it wasn't designed for. Common symptoms of a failing motor include unusual noise from the freezer, a fresh food compartment that's warmer than it should be while the freezer stays reasonably cold, frost or ice accumulating around the fan or coil, and a refrigerator that runs constantly trying to compensate for lost circulation. It directly replaces AP3875639, 1170107, 197D2039P007, 197D2039P008, PS1019114, EAP1019114, WR23X10346, WR23X10350, WR23X10353, WR23X10355, WR23X10364, WR23X10404, WR23X10405, WR23X10406, WR60X10043, WR60X10059, WR60X10068, WR60X10083, WR60X10084, WR60X10099, WR60X10149, WR60X10152, WR60X10154, and WR60X10157. As an aftermarket replacement, the WR60X10185 is built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. Quick Answer The XPARTCO WR60X10185 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor fixes GE, Hotpoint, and select Kenmore refrigerators where the fresh food section runs warm while the freezer stays cold, there's unusual noise from the freezer, or frost is building up around the coil. 9.75V DC, 3.25W, 4-wire harness on a 6-pin connector (2 pins empty). Does NOT include a thermistor. Replaces AP3875639, 1170107, 197D2039P007, 197D2039P008, PS1019114, WR23X10353, WR23X10355, WR23X10364, WR60X10043, WR60X10154, and others listed below. If your old connector has a white thermistor wire, you need WR60X10074 instead; if it has a light connector, you need WR23X10467. Common Problems This Part Fixes Fresh food compartment running warmer than normal while the freezer stays reasonably cold Unusual noise — humming, buzzing, or grinding — coming from the freezer Freezer not cooling properly, which in turn affects compressor performance Frost or ice buildup accumulating around the fan blade or evaporator coil Refrigerator running continuously as it struggles to maintain temperature Fan motor that has burned out due to an obstruction preventing the blade from turning Fan blade that doesn't spin freely, or doesn't spin at all, when checked by hand Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This refrigerator evaporator fan motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: WR60X10185, WR60X10043, WR60X10059, WR60X10068, WR60X10083, WR60X10084, WR60X10099, WR60X10149, WR60X10152, WR60X10154, WR60X10157, WR23X10346, WR23X10350, WR23X10353, WR23X10355, WR23X10364, WR23X10404, WR23X10405, WR23X10406, 197D2039P013, 1170107, UDQT26GE4, AP3875639, AGE29155, PD00000986, PS1019114, EAP1019114 If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This evaporator fan motor is compatible with select GE and Hotpoint refrigerators, and also fits select Kenmore, Haier, Monogram, and Café refrigerators built on the GE platform. Note — check your connector before ordering: GE uses several different evaporator fan motor variants that look nearly identical, and choosing the wrong one means the connector or function won't match your refrigerator. This WR60X10185 motor has no thermistor and a plain 4-wire harness with 2 empty slots on its 6-pin connector. If your old motor's connector has a white thermistor wire in it, you need WR60X10074 instead (harness with integrated thermistor). If your old connector instead has a dedicated light connector, you need WR23X10467. This part is also a separate motor from our WR60X10318 listing, which is a side-by-side platform assembly with its own integrated thermistor and a longer harness. Always verify your full model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure which motor fits your refrigerator. Key Features Aftermarket replacement built to match GE's factory-specified motor and blade design Pulls air across the evaporator coils and circulates it through the freezer and fresh food compartments Resolves "fresh food warm while freezer stays cold," "unusual noise," and "frost buildup" symptoms caused by fan motor failure Rated 9.75V DC, 3.25W Includes the fan motor and 4-wire harness assembly (does not include thermistor) Direct drop-in replacement matching the original mounting and blade fitment Replaces a wide range of legacy WR23X and WR60X part numbers plus AP3875639 and PS1019114 Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Product Specifications Part Number XPWR60X10185 OEM Part Number WR60X10185 Part Type Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Condition Aftermarket Replacement Brand GE Location Freezer compartment Voltage 9.75V DC Wattage 3.25 W Harness 4-wire, 6-pin connector (2 pins unused) Includes Thermistor No Quantity 1 fan motor Compatible Brands GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, Haier, Monogram, Café Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting — Check Your Connector Type First Disconnect power at the outlet before beginning, and move perishable food to a cooler for the duration of the repair. Wear work gloves. Before removing the old motor, look closely at its connector: confirm it's a plain 4-wire harness with no thermistor wire and no separate light connector, matching this replacement. Access is through the freezer's rear interior panel: remove shelving and bins as needed, then remove the screws securing the back panel to expose the evaporator coil and fan assembly. If there's significant frost or ice around the fan or coil, let the unit sit unplugged with the door open for a few hours, or run a manual defrost, before continuing. Photograph the wiring harness connector and the fan blade's orientation before disconnecting anything. Unplug the motor's wiring harness connector, remove the mounting screws or clips holding the motor bracket in place, and pull the motor and fan blade assembly free. Transfer the fan blade to the new motor if a blade isn't included, matching the original orientation. Mount the new WR60X10185 in the same position, reconnect the wiring harness connector fully, and confirm the blade spins freely by hand without contacting the housing before reassembling the back panel. Restore power and monitor both compartments over the next 24 hours to confirm even, consistent cooling has returned. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, nut driver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions How do I know if I need this motor or the one with the thermistor? Look directly at your old motor's electrical connector before ordering. This WR60X10185 motor has a plain 4-wire harness on a 6-pin plug, with two of the six pin positions left empty — there's no thermistor wire involved. If your connector instead has a white thermistor wire running into it, you'll need WR60X10074, which includes an integrated thermistor and is not interchangeable with this motor. If your connector has a separate plug specifically for a freezer light, you'll need WR23X10467 instead. My fresh food section is warm but the freezer seems fine. Is this the right part? Yes, this is a very common and telling symptom pattern. The freezer sits right next to the evaporator coil and can stay reasonably cold through proximity even with weakening air circulation, but the fresh food compartment depends entirely on the fan pushing cold air through the ducting to reach it. When the fan motor fails or slows down, the fresh food side is usually the first and most noticeably affected area, and GE's own guidance confirms that a fresh-food-warm/freezer-fine pattern points to this fan. Why would a fan motor "burn out quickly" instead of just wearing out slowly? While this motor generally has a long service life, it can fail rapidly if something obstructs the fan blade from turning — commonly built-up frost or ice, or occasionally debris. When the blade can't turn freely, the motor works against resistance it wasn't designed for, which accelerates internal wear and can burn it out much faster than normal aging would. Clearing ice from around the fan before or during replacement helps prevent stressing the new motor the same way. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine GE OEM part, but is manufactured to match the original 9.75V, 3.25W motor design, blade fitment, and 4-wire harness configuration of the fan motor originally installed in your refrigerator. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. 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W11452196 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor – Replacement for Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana Product Overview This Evaporator Fan Motor is a replacement part for specific Whirlpool refrigerator models. It circulates cool air within the refrigerator compartment to maintain even temperatures throughout. The evaporator motor works in conjunction with the cooling system, drawing in warm air and distributing cold air via its high-efficiency fan blades.  Causes of a bad evaporator motor can include normal wear over many operating hours, damages from dust or debris buildup, and failures in the motor winding or power control mechanisms. Replaces Part Numbers This motor replaces part numbers W11452196, W11032800, WPW10514110, W10514110, W10728094, W10466226, W10561029, W11374554, AP6987262, PS16217991. It is engineered to match the performance and fit of the original OEM part for reliable operation. Compatible Brands Compatible with a wide range of Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, and Kenmore refrigerators that use this style of evaporator fan motor. Fits many bottom freezer, French door, and side-by-side models. Fixes the Following Issues Refrigerator or freezer not cooling properly Inconsistent or uneven airflow Loud or non-functioning fan motor Ice buildup due to poor air circulation Why Buy from Parts‑O‑Matic Cost-effective aftermarket solution Fast and free U.S. shipping Trusted by appliance repair technicians and DIYers Simple installation and responsive customer support

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XPARTCO W11224591 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor The XPARTCO W11224591 is an aftermarket replacement freezer evaporator fan motor assembly compatible with a wide range of Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore bottom-mount French door refrigerators. The evaporator fan motor is located in the freezer compartment behind the rear panel — it draws cold air across the evaporator coils and circulates it throughout both the freezer and the fresh food compartment. This constant air movement is what keeps temperatures even and food fresh. When the fan motor fails, the most common symptom is telling: the refrigerator (fresh food) compartment stops cooling while the freezer stays cold but doesn't reach full capacity, because the fan is no longer moving the cold air up into the fridge section. This is a complete assembly that includes the fan motor, wiring harness, temperature sensor (thermistor), and defrost thermostat — everything integrated into one replaceable unit. Finished in white. As a direct replacement for the Whirlpool W11224591, it also replaces AP6329809, W10865431, W10728111, W11215582, 4844712, and PS12349521. Motor failure typically results from normal wear, obstruction from frost or debris rubbing the fan blade, or motor winding issues. Installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools. Quick Answer The XPARTCO W11224591 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor fixes Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, and Amana bottom-mount French door refrigerators where the fridge section is warm but the freezer is cold, temperatures are uneven, frost builds up on the coils, or unusual noise comes from the freezer compartment. Complete assembly — includes fan motor, wiring harness, temperature sensor, and defrost thermostat. White finish. Replaces AP6329809, W10865431, W10728111, W11215582, 4844712, PS12349521. Compatible with Whirlpool WRF757/WRF767/WRF736 series, KitchenAid KRFF507 series, Maytag MFT2574 series and related models. Common Problems This Part Fixes Refrigerator (fresh food) compartment warm while the freezer stays cold — the signature symptom of evaporator fan motor failure Uneven or inconsistent temperatures throughout the refrigerator Unusual noises from the freezer compartment — grinding, squealing, or clicking as the motor bearings fail or the blade rubs on frost/ice Frost or ice buildup around the cooling sections and evaporator coils Refrigerator running continuously or more frequently than usual to compensate for poor air circulation Noticeable decrease in overall cooling efficiency Food spoiling faster than normal in the fresh food compartment Fan motor not spinning at all when the compressor is running Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This evaporator fan motor assembly directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: W11224591, W10865431, 4844712, W10728111, W11215582, AP6329809, AWP43665, EAP11738038, FIX12349521, DLB5985WPEB, PD00052715, PS12349521. If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This evaporator fan motor is compatible with select bottom-mount French door refrigerators from the following brands: Whirlpool refrigerators — WRF757SDHV00, WRF757SDHZ00/Z01/Z02, WRF767SDHV00/V02, WRF767SDHZ00/Z01/Z02 series Whirlpool refrigerators — WRF736SDAB14, WRF736SDAM14, WRF736SDAW14, 7WF736SDAM14 series KitchenAid refrigerators — KRFF507HPS00/PS01/PS02, KRFF507HBS02, KRFF507HWH02 series Maytag refrigerators — MFT2574DEH02 and related bottom-mount French door models Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper refrigerators — select Whirlpool-built models Kenmore / Sears and Ikea refrigerators — select Whirlpool-built models Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure. Key Features Complete evaporator fan motor assembly — includes fan motor, wiring harness, temperature sensor (thermistor), and defrost thermostat in one integrated unit Circulates cold air from the evaporator coils throughout the freezer and fresh food compartments for even temperatures Resolves the classic "fridge warm, freezer cold" symptom of evaporator fan failure Prevents frost buildup by maintaining proper airflow across the coils White finish, direct-fit replacement using original mounting points and connectors Because the assembly bundles the defrost thermostat and temperature sensor, it addresses multiple potential failure points in a single repair Replaces AP6329809, W10865431, W10728111, W11215582, 4844712, and PS12349521 Compatible with Whirlpool WRF757/WRF767/WRF736 series, KitchenAid KRFF507 series, Maytag MFT2574 series, plus Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, Kenmore, and Ikea Whirlpool-built bottom-mount refrigerators Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards DIY repair — installs in 30–45 minutes with basic hand tools Product Specifications Part Number W11224591 Part Type Freezer Evaporator Fan Motor Assembly Condition Aftermarket Replacement Application Bottom-Mount French Door Refrigerators (Whirlpool platform) Assembly Includes Fan Motor, Wiring Harness, Temperature Sensor (Thermistor), Defrost Thermostat Location Freezer compartment, behind rear panel Color White Compatible Brands Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, Kenmore, Ikea Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator and Move Perishable Food Before Starting — Wear Work Gloves Unplug the refrigerator and safely store any food that could spoil while the power is off. Wear work gloves to protect your hands. The evaporator fan motor is located in the freezer compartment behind the rear access panel. Remove all freezer shelves, drawers, and the ice maker (if equipped) to clear access to the back wall. If there's frost or ice buildup on the rear panel or coils, allow the freezer to thaw completely before continuing — never chip or pry ice off the evaporator coils, as the aluminum fins damage easily. Remove the screws securing the rear freezer access panel and lift it away to expose the evaporator coils and fan motor assembly. Photograph the wiring harness connections and the fan motor orientation before disconnecting anything. Disconnect the wire harness connectors from the old assembly and release it from its mounting points. Lift out the old fan motor assembly. Install the new W11224591 assembly using the original mounting points and connectors — since this is a complete assembly, the fan motor, harness, temperature sensor, and defrost thermostat all transfer as one unit. Reconnect the wiring harness, matching your photos. Confirm the fan blade spins freely by hand without rubbing on any surrounding surface. Reinstall the rear access panel, shelves, drawers, and ice maker. Plug the refrigerator back in and allow several hours for the unit to return to its set temperature before reloading with food. Test airflow and temperature consistency before considering the job complete. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions My refrigerator section is warm but the freezer is still cold — is this the fan motor? This is the single most common and telling symptom of a failed evaporator fan motor on these bottom-mount French door refrigerators. Here's why: the evaporator coils (which produce the cold) are in the freezer, and the evaporator fan is what pushes that cold air up into the fresh food compartment. When the fan motor fails, the freezer stays cold (it's right next to the coils) but the fridge section warms up because no air is being circulated to it. If your freezer is cold and your fridge is warm, the evaporator fan motor is the prime suspect. You can confirm by listening for the fan running when the compressor is on, or opening the freezer rear panel to see if the fan spins. What's included with this part — is it just the motor? This is a complete assembly, not just the bare motor. It includes the fan motor, the wiring harness, the temperature sensor (thermistor), and the defrost thermostat — all integrated into one unit. This is actually an advantage: since these components live together in the freezer compartment and can each cause cooling problems, replacing them as a bundle addresses multiple potential failure points in a single repair, reducing the chance you'll be back in the freezer compartment a few months later for a related part. Why is my evaporator fan making noise? A noisy evaporator fan usually means one of two things: the motor bearings are wearing out (producing grinding or squealing), or the fan blade is rubbing against frost or ice that has built up around it. If frost buildup is the cause, that often points to a secondary problem with the defrost system (defrost heater, thermostat, or control) allowing ice to accumulate where it shouldn't. Since this replacement assembly includes a new defrost thermostat, it addresses one of the common defrost-related causes. If heavy frost keeps returning after replacement, the defrost heater or control board should be investigated next. Do I need to defrost the freezer before installing this? If there's frost or ice buildup on the rear freezer panel or evaporator coils, yes — clear it before installing the new assembly. Leave the freezer empty and unplugged with the door open for several hours (longer for heavy ice) to let everything thaw naturally, placing towels at the base to catch melt water. Never chip or pry ice off the evaporator coils with a tool — the aluminum fins are delicate and a damaged coil is a far more expensive repair. Once everything is fully thawed and dried, proceed with the fan motor replacement. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Whirlpool OEM part, but is manufactured to match the fit, mounting points, connector configuration, and function of the original W11224591 evaporator fan motor assembly used in compatible Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore bottom-mount French door refrigerators — including the integrated harness, temperature sensor, and defrost thermostat. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Quality Aftermarket Parts ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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XPARTCO WR60X35205 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor The XPARTCO WR60X35205 is an aftermarket replacement fresh food evaporator fan motor for GE refrigerators. This small DC motor drives the fan that circulates cold air from the evaporator across the fresh food (refrigerator) compartment, keeping temperature consistent throughout the section — especially important on larger or multi-zone units where air needs to reach multiple shelves and drawers evenly. When the motor's bearings wear out or the windings fail, airflow to the fresh food section drops off even though the freezer keeps working normally, since the two compartments typically run on separate fan motors. Rated 13.6V DC, 0.16A, this is a direct-fit aftermarket replacement built to the same mounting and electrical specification as the original motor. A quieter-running motor than a worn original is a common result after replacement, since failing bearings are often what make the old motor noisy before it fails outright. Quick Answer The XPARTCO WR60X35205 Evaporator Fan Motor fixes a GE refrigerator whose fresh food (fridge) compartment is running warm while the freezer still works fine, or that makes a new buzzing/grinding noise from the fan area. 13.6V DC / 0.16A, direct-fit replacement. Classic symptom: fridge section creeping up toward 50-55°F while the freezer stays cold, often paired with a noisy fan just before failure. Common Problems This Part Fixes Fresh food (refrigerator) compartment running warm while the freezer stays cold Buzzing, grinding, or rattling noise from the fan area — often a sign of a failing bearing Inconsistent or uneven cooling across refrigerator shelves and drawers Food in the bottom crisper drawers freezing unexpectedly due to airflow imbalance Fan not running at all, or running intermittently Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This fan motor directly replaces the following part numbers: WR60X35205, WR60X29099, WR60X20880, WR60X24723, WR60X26281, DAZB0838RCM, 197D9873P003, AGE29910, AP6997194, EAP16226575, PD00071276, PS16226575 These numbers span several generations of GE's own part numbering for this fan motor as the design was updated over time — all are the correct replacement for this fan motor regardless of which number appears on your refrigerator's parts diagram. Compatibility This fan motor is compatible with 30+ GE refrigerator models, including: CFE28TP2MDS1, CFE28TP2MES1, CFE28TP2MFS1 CFE28TP3MDD1, CFE28TP3MED1, CFE28TP3MFD1 CFE28TP4MDW2, CFE28TP4MEW2, CFE28TP4MFW2 CFE28TSHBSS GFE28HSHDSS, and numerous additional GE French-door and multi-zone refrigerator models Note: This is specifically the fresh food (refrigerator) compartment evaporator fan motor, not the freezer fan motor — many GE refrigerators use a separate fan for each compartment, and this part will not resolve a freezer-side airflow problem. Confirm which compartment's fan has failed before ordering, or contact our support team with your model number to verify before ordering. Key Features Direct-fit aftermarket fresh food evaporator fan motor for GE refrigerators 13.6V DC, 0.16A rating matches OEM specification Resolves warm-fridge-with-cold-freezer, noisy fan, and uneven cooling symptoms Often runs quieter than a worn original motor after replacement Fits 30+ GE French-door and multi-zone refrigerator models Straightforward swap — typically 30–60 minutes with basic hand tools Product Specifications Part Number XPWR60X35205 OEM Part Number WR60X35205 Part Type Refrigerator Fresh Food Evaporator Fan Motor Condition Aftermarket Replacement Voltage 13.6 Volt DC Amperage 0.16 Amp Application GE French-Door & Multi-Zone Refrigerators Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Power Before Installing Unplug the refrigerator or switch off its circuit breaker before beginning. Remove the interior back panel or evaporator cover inside the fresh food compartment per your model's service guide — you may need to remove shelves or drawers first for access. Some models require a short defrost/thaw wait if frost has built up around the evaporator assembly. Disconnect the wire harness from the old fan motor, remove the mounting screws or clips, and note the fan blade's orientation before removing it. Transfer the fan blade to the new motor if it isn't included, install the new motor in the same position, reconnect the wire harness, and reinstall the cover and any shelves. Restore power and confirm the fan runs quietly and the compartment begins cooling normally. Frequently Asked Questions My fridge is warm but my freezer is fine — is this the part I need? Yes, this is a classic symptom of a failed fresh food evaporator fan motor. Since many GE refrigerators use separate fans for the fridge and freezer compartments, a fan failure on the fridge side won't affect freezer cooling. My fan is making a buzzing or grinding noise but still runs — should I wait until it fails completely? Not recommended. A buzzing or grinding noise is a common sign of a failing motor bearing, and these motors often run noisy for a period before failing outright. Replacing it at the first sign of noise can prevent a sudden loss of cooling. Is this the freezer fan or the fridge fan? This is specifically the fresh food (refrigerator) compartment fan motor, not the freezer fan. If your freezer isn't cooling or circulating air properly, you'll need the separate freezer evaporator fan motor part instead. Does this include the fan blade? This listing is for the fan motor. In most cases the original fan blade transfers over to the new motor during installation — check your specific motor and blade assembly when you remove the old unit. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. 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WR60X25858 Freezer Genuine OEM Evaporator Fan Motor The WR60X25858 is a genuine GE OEM freezer evaporator fan motor for GE refrigerators, and also fits select Hotpoint, Haier, Monogram, Café, Profile, and Kenmore models. Located in the freezer compartment, this motor circulates air across the evaporator coil and out into the freezer and, on many models, the fresh food compartment, drawing heat out of the air to maintain consistent, efficient cooling throughout the appliance. Rated 13.6V DC, 0.23 amps, with fan dimensions of approximately 4.5" x 4.5" and a wiring harness and plug extending about 8.25" from the frame. Common causes of failure include worn motor bearings or electrical failure over time. Symptoms of a failing evaporator fan motor include the freezer failing to cool properly and warming up, insufficient airflow, excessive frost buildup, higher-than-normal freezer temperatures, or unusual noise — often caused by frost or ice rubbing against the fan blade as it turns. It directly replaces 239D1371P002, 3033253, 4931166, U11P14MS7AA3-57A61, WR60X10340, AGE29632, AP6891698, EAP12727431, EAP7320382, PD00054264, PS12727431. Quick Answer The WR60X25858 Freezer Genuine OEM Evaporator Fan Motor fixes GE, Hotpoint, Haier, Monogram, Café, Profile, and Kenmore refrigerators with a freezer that's warming up, insufficient airflow, excessive frost, or unusual noise from the fan area. 13.6V DC, 0.23A, ~4.5" x 4.5", 8.25" harness. Replaces 239D1371P002, 3033253, 4931166, AP5669723, AP6891698, EAP12727431, EAP7320382, PS12727431, PS7320382, U11P14MS7AA3-57A61, WR60X10340, AGE29632. If your freezer isn't cold, check the evaporator fan first — but while you're in there, cleaning frost or ice off the fan blade and vacuuming the condenser coils are worthwhile companion steps. Common Problems This Part Fixes Freezer not cooling properly, warming up Insufficient airflow through the freezer compartment Excessive frost buildup Higher-than-normal freezer temperatures Unusual noise from the fan area, including frost or ice rubbing on the blade Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This freezer evaporator fan motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: 239D1371P002, 3033253, 4931166, U11P14MS7AA3-57A61, WR60X10340, AGE29632, AP6891698, EAP12727431, EAP7320382, PD00054264, PS12727431 If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This evaporator fan motor is compatible with select GE refrigerators, and also fits select Hotpoint, Haier, Monogram, Café, Profile, and Kenmore refrigerators built on the GE platform, including model numbers such as DFE29JSDFSS and DFE29JGDAWW. Note: GE uses several different evaporator fan motors across its refrigerator lineup, including WR60X26866 and WR60X26033 for other models. Always verify your full model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure which motor your refrigerator needs. Key Features Genuine GE OEM part — factory-specified motor design and airflow rating Circulates air across the evaporator coil to draw heat out and cool the freezer Resolves "freezer warming up," "insufficient airflow," "excessive frost," and "unusual noise" symptoms Rated 13.6V DC, 0.23 amps Approximately 4.5" x 4.5", with an 8.25" wiring harness and plug Direct drop-in replacement matching the original mounting and connections Replaces 239D1371P002, 3033253, 4931166, U11P14MS7AA3-57A61, WR60X10340, AGE29632, AP6891698, EAP12727431, EAP7320382, PD00054264, PS12727431 Compatible with GE, Hotpoint, Haier, Monogram, Café, Profile, and Kenmore refrigerators Genuine OEM replacement — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance DIY-friendly repair, typically 15 to 30 minutes Product Specifications Part Number WR60X25858 Part Type Freezer Evaporator Fan Motor Condition Genuine OEM Brand GE Location Freezer compartment Voltage 13.6V DC Amperage 0.23 A Fan Dimensions Approx. 4.5" x 4.5" Harness/Plug Length Approx. 8.25" from frame Repair Difficulty Easy — 15 to 30 minutes Quantity 1 fan motor Compatible Brands GE, Hotpoint, Haier, Monogram, Café, Profile, Kenmore Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting — Clear Any Frost Or Ice From The Fan Area Unplug the refrigerator and safely store any food that could spoil while the power is off. Wear work gloves. Locate the evaporator fan motor in the freezer compartment, typically behind an interior panel covering the evaporator coil assembly. If there's noticeable frost or ice buildup around the fan or coil, allow it to fully defrost before continuing — restricted airflow from ice is a common contributor to fan motor strain and noise. Remove the panel to access the fan motor, then disconnect the wiring harness from the old motor. Remove the mounting screws or clips securing the old motor and pull it free, along with the fan blade if it doesn't transfer separately. Install the new WR60X25858 in the same position, reconnect the wiring harness fully, and secure the mounting hardware. Reinstall the interior panel. While you're in this area, vacuuming out any accessible condenser coils is a good complementary maintenance step. Restore power and monitor the freezer's temperature over the next 24 hours to confirm normal, quiet operation and consistent cooling. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions My freezer isn't cold anymore. Is this the part I need? Yes, this is one of the most common causes of a freezer that won't cool. One customer specifically reached out after their freezer wasn't cold, watched a diagnostic video explaining the evaporator fan's role, and confirmed this motor was the cause before ordering the replacement. I hear a strange noise from inside my freezer. Could this be the fan motor? Yes, this is a well-documented symptom. Noise often occurs when the fan motor itself is wearing out, or when frost or ice has built up enough to rub against the spinning fan blade. Clearing any ice buildup before replacing the motor helps you confirm whether the noise was from ice contact or the motor itself. Should I do anything else while I have the freezer open for this repair? It's a good opportunity to check for and clear any frost or ice buildup around the fan and coil area, since restricted airflow can contribute to fan strain. One customer also vacuumed out the condenser coils during the same repair, which is a reasonable companion maintenance step while everything is accessible. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is a genuine OEM part, manufactured by GE to factory specifications — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance. It matches the original motor design, voltage, and connection type of the evaporator fan motor originally installed in your refrigerator. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase. ✓ Genuine OEM Parts ✓ Fast US Shipping ✓ Compatibility Support ✓ Secure Checkout

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WR60X10257 (OE) Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor The WR60X10257 is an OE (Original Equipment) evaporator fan motor, also known as an AC/DC fan motor, for GE and Hotpoint refrigerators. Located at the back of the freezer, this motor circulates air across the evaporator coils, which convert refrigerant into cooling capacity — the fan is what carries that cold air into both the freezer and fresh food compartments. Rated 115V, 60Hz, 2.4W. Common failure causes include worn motor bearings and general electrical wear. A failing motor produces a recognizable symptom: the freezer may stay reasonably cold while the fresh food section runs warm, since the fresh food compartment depends entirely on this fan to receive circulated cold air. Other symptoms include unusual noise from the freezer or inconsistent cooling overall. It directly replaces 1373246, 200D5001P003, AP4318644, EAP1766252, PS1766252, AH1766252, UDQR002GNL, WR60X10129, AGE29237, and PD00028496. Quick Answer The WR60X10257 (OE) Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor fixes GE and Hotpoint refrigerators where the freezer stays cold but the fresh food section runs warm, there's unusual noise from the freezer, or cooling is inconsistent. 115V, 60Hz, 2.4W. Replaces 1373246, 200D5001P003, AP4318644, EAP1766252, PS1766252, AH1766252, UDQR002GNL, WR60X10129, AGE29237, PD00028496. This is a 115V AC-powered motor — a different design from the 9.75V DC evaporator fan motors in our WR60X10074, WR60X10185, and WR60X10318 listings. Always match your original motor's voltage type before ordering. Common Problems This Part Fixes Freezer stays cold but the fresh food compartment runs warm Refrigerator or freezer sections too warm overall Unusual noise — humming, buzzing, or grinding — coming from the freezer Inconsistent or fluctuating refrigerator temperatures Refrigerator running constantly as it struggles to maintain temperature Fan blade that doesn't spin freely, or doesn't spin at all, when checked by hand What Is an OE Part? OE (Original Equipment) means this part is manufactured by the same original supplier that produces the Genuine OEM version — identical fit, materials, and performance. The only difference is packaging: OE parts ship under our XPARTCO brand rather than the appliance manufacturer's branded box, which is why they can't be listed as Genuine OEM. You get factory-original quality at a more affordable price. Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This refrigerator evaporator fan motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: WR60X10257, 1373246, 200D5001P003, UDQR002GNL, WR60X10129, AP4318644, EAP1766252, PS1766252, AGE29237, PD00028496 If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This evaporator fan motor is compatible with select GE and Hotpoint refrigerators, and also fits select Haier, Monogram, and Café refrigerators built on the GE platform, including model numbers such as ETS22SBPARBS, ETS22SBSARSS, and GTS22FBPBRWW. Note — 115V AC, not 9.75V DC: This motor is a different design and voltage class from the DC evaporator fan motors used on other GE refrigerator platforms, including our WR60X10074, WR60X10185, and WR60X10318 listings (all 9.75V DC). Check your old motor's voltage rating, printed on the motor itself, before ordering — a DC motor and this AC motor are not interchangeable. Always verify your full model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure which fan motor your refrigerator needs. Key Features OE (Original Equipment) evaporator fan motor, also known as an AC/DC fan motor Circulates air across the evaporator coils to cool the freezer and fresh food compartments Resolves "freezer cold but fridge warm," "unusual noise," and "inconsistent cooling" symptoms caused by fan motor failure Rated 115V, 60Hz, 2.4W Direct drop-in replacement matching the original mounting and blade fitment Replaces 1373246, 200D5001P003, AP4318644, EAP1766252, PS1766252, AH1766252, UDQR002GNL, WR60X10129, AGE29237, and PD00028496 Compatible with GE, Hotpoint, Haier, Monogram, and Café refrigerators OE (Original Equipment) — manufactured by the same original supplier as the Genuine OEM part Product Specifications Part Number WR60X10257-OE Part Type Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Designation OE (Original Equipment) Compatible Brand GE Location Back of the freezer, over the evaporator coils Voltage 115V AC Frequency 60 Hz Wattage 2.4 W Dimensions 4"H x 2-3/4"W x 17"D Quantity 1 fan motor Compatible Brands GE, Hotpoint, Haier, Monogram, Café Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting Disconnect power at the outlet before beginning, and move perishable food to a cooler for the duration of the repair. Wear work gloves. Access is typically through the freezer's rear interior panel: remove shelving and bins as needed, then remove the screws securing the back panel to expose the evaporator coil and fan assembly. If there's significant frost or ice around the fan or coil, let the unit sit unplugged with the door open for a few hours, or run a manual defrost, before continuing. Photograph the wiring harness connector and the fan blade's orientation before disconnecting anything. Unplug the wiring harness connector from the old motor, remove the mounting screws or clips holding the motor bracket in place, and pull the motor and fan blade assembly free. Transfer the fan blade to the new motor if a blade isn't included, matching the original orientation. Mount the new WR60X10257 in the same position, reconnect the wiring harness connector fully, and confirm the blade spins freely by hand without contacting the housing before reassembling the back panel. Restore power and monitor both compartments over the next 24 hours to confirm even, consistent cooling has returned. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions My freezer is cold but the fridge section is warm. Is this the right part? Yes, this is a very common and telling symptom pattern. The freezer sits close to the evaporator coil and can stay reasonably cold through proximity even with weakening air circulation, but the fresh food compartment depends entirely on this fan pushing cold air through the ducting to reach it. When the fan motor fails or slows down, the fresh food side is usually the first and most noticeably affected area. How do I know if I need this 115V motor or one of your DC motors? Check the voltage rating printed directly on your old motor before ordering. This WR60X10257 is a 115V AC-powered motor, while our WR60X10074, WR60X10185, and WR60X10318 listings are all 9.75V DC motors used on different GE refrigerator generations. The two motor types are not interchangeable, so matching the voltage rating on your original motor is the most reliable way to confirm which one you need. Is this a genuine OEM part? This is an OE (Original Equipment) part sold under our XPARTCO brand. OE parts are manufactured by the same original supplier that produces the Genuine OEM part, so the fit, materials, and performance are identical — the difference is that OE parts ship in XPARTCO packaging rather than the appliance manufacturer's branded box, which is why we can't list them as Genuine OEM. This gives you factory-original quality at a more affordable price than the branded version. Shop With Confidence A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. 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XPARTCO WR60X10074 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor The XPARTCO WR60X10074 is an aftermarket replacement evaporator fan motor with thermistor for GE and Hotpoint refrigerators. This motor is located at the back of the freezer and circulates air across the evaporator coils, which convert refrigerant into cooling capacity — the fan is what carries that cooled air into both the freezer and fresh food compartments. Bundled with this motor is a separate thermistor that snaps onto the top portion of the evaporator and sends temperature signals back to the main control board, letting it regulate cooling accurately. Rated 9.75V DC, 3.25W — the same base motor used in our WR60X10185 listing, but this version ships with the thermistor included. GE's own guidance is direct on this point: the thermistor should be replaced at the same time as the evaporator fan, since the two are serviced together under this part number rather than sold and swapped independently. Common failure causes include worn motor bearings and general electrical wear. Symptoms include unusual noise from the freezer, a refrigerator or freezer section running too warm, or inconsistent temperatures overall. It directly replaces AP3191003, 914169, 197D4492G001, and 197D2039P013. Quick Answer The XPARTCO WR60X10074 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor fixes GE and Hotpoint refrigerators with unusual noise from the freezer, a refrigerator or freezer section running too warm, or inconsistent cooling overall. 9.75V DC, 3.25W, includes thermistor. Replaces AP3191003, 914169, 197D4492G001, 197D2039P013. This is the motor-plus-thermistor version — if your old connector has no thermistor wire, you need our WR60X10185 listing instead; this is also a different assembly from our WR60X10318 side-by-side listing, which has the thermistor integrated into the motor's own harness rather than as a separate snap-on piece. Common Problems This Part Fixes Unusual noise — humming, buzzing, or grinding — coming from the freezer Fresh food compartment or freezer running too warm Inconsistent or fluctuating refrigerator temperatures Refrigerator running constantly as it struggles to maintain temperature Fan motor that has gone silent after previously running normally Fan blade that doesn't spin freely, or doesn't spin at all, when checked by hand Cross Reference Information Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item. Replaces Part Numbers This refrigerator evaporator fan motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers: WR60X10074, 197D4492G001, 914169, AH304658, AP3191003, AGE29122, PD00001062, EA304658, PS304658 If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility. Compatibility This evaporator fan motor is compatible with select GE and Hotpoint refrigerators, including model numbers such as DSS25PFMCCC. Note — check your connector before ordering: This motor includes the thermistor. If your old motor's connector has no thermistor wire — a plain 4-wire harness with 2 empty pin slots on a 6-pin connector — you need our WR60X10185 listing instead (no thermistor). If your connector has a dedicated light connector, you need WR23X10467. This part is also a separate assembly from our WR60X10318 listing, a side-by-side platform motor with the thermistor built directly into its own 6-pin harness rather than snapping onto the evaporator as a separate piece. Even between similar GE thermistor-equipped motors, always verify your full model number, since GE support has confirmed these are not automatically interchangeable without checking your specific model. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure which motor your refrigerator needs. Key Features Aftermarket replacement evaporator fan motor — circulates air across the evaporator coils to cool the freezer and fresh food compartments Includes a separate thermistor that snaps onto the top of the evaporator and reports temperature to the main control board Resolves "unusual noise," "running too warm," and "inconsistent cooling" symptoms caused by fan motor or thermistor failure Rated 9.75V DC, 3.25W Direct drop-in replacement matching the original mounting and blade fitment Replaces AP3191003, 914169, 197D4492G001, and 197D2039P013 Compatible with GE and Hotpoint refrigerators Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards Product Specifications Part Number WR60X10074 OEM Part Number WR60X10074 Part Type Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor with Thermistor Condition Aftermarket Replacement Brand GE Location Back of the freezer, over the evaporator coils Voltage 9.75V DC Wattage 3.25 W Includes Thermistor Yes — snaps onto the top of the evaporator, sold together Weight Approx. 0.6 lb. Quantity 1 fan motor + 1 thermistor Compatible Brands GE, Hotpoint Installation Notes ⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting — Replace The Thermistor Along With The Motor Disconnect power at the outlet before beginning, and move perishable food to a cooler for the duration of the repair. Wear work gloves. Access is through the freezer's rear interior panel: remove shelving and bins as needed, then remove the screws securing the back panel to expose the evaporator coil, fan, and thermistor. If there's significant frost or ice around the fan or coil, let the unit sit unplugged with the door open for a few hours, or run a manual defrost, before continuing. Photograph the wiring harness connector, the fan blade's orientation, and the thermistor's snap-on position before disconnecting anything. Unplug the motor's wiring harness connector, remove the mounting screws or clips holding the motor bracket in place, and pull the motor and fan blade assembly free. Unsnap the old thermistor from the top of the evaporator and disconnect its wiring as well. Install both the new motor and the new thermistor together, even if only one of them tested as failed — GE's own guidance is to replace the thermistor whenever the evaporator fan is replaced, since they're serviced as a pair under this part number. Mount the new motor in the same position, reconnect the wiring harness connector, and snap the new thermistor onto the same spot on the evaporator, reconnecting its wiring. Confirm the fan blade spins freely by hand without contacting the housing before reassembling the back panel. Restore power and monitor both compartments over the next 24 hours to confirm even, consistent cooling has returned. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, nut driver, work gloves. Frequently Asked Questions Do I really need to replace the thermistor if only the fan motor stopped working? GE's official guidance is yes — the thermistor should be replaced along with the evaporator fan whenever this part number is used, since they're sold and serviced together as a pair rather than as fully independent components. That said, some technicians have successfully replaced just the fan motor alone in certain situations; if you want to attempt a fan-only swap, test your existing thermistor first and keep in mind this isn't the manufacturer-recommended approach. How do I know if I need this motor or the WR60X10185 (no thermistor) version? Look at your old motor's electrical connector before ordering. This WR60X10074 motor comes with a thermistor — if your connector has a thermistor wire running to it, this is the correct part. If your connector is a plain 4-wire harness with no thermistor wire and two empty pin positions on a 6-pin plug, you need our WR60X10185 listing instead, which does not include a thermistor. My fridge isn't cooling but the fan seems to spin fine. Could it still be this part? Yes — if the fan is spinning but the fridge still isn't cooling properly, the thermistor half of this assembly is worth suspecting, since a faulty thermistor can send incorrect temperature readings to the control board even while the fan motor itself works fine. One customer confirmed their control board and thermistor initially "checked good" before eventually tracing a similar symptom to fan circulation — so it's worth testing both components rather than assuming the fan alone is the issue. Is this an OEM or aftermarket part? This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine GE OEM part, but is manufactured to match the 9.75V, 3.25W motor design, blade fitment, and thermistor function of the original WR60X10074 evaporator fan motor and thermistor used in compatible GE and Hotpoint refrigerators. 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