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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
I bought my GE refrigerator in 2002. It's the first refrigerator that I've owned that needs periodic circuit board and fan replacements. About every 6 years it seems. My last fan was purchased from Amazon in 12-2018. Recently I started getting frost build up in the freezer, and my ice maker stopped working properly. The fan was still running at this point so I ordered a new control board and installed it. After it was installed, the fan no longer worked at all. I ordered a new fan and installed it today. My freezer is working perfectly again, sitting at 8°, and my ice is freezing and popping out as it's supposed to. I'm a 64-year-old lady. Changing out the fan isn't hard, but in my refrigerator it's a process!! You have to remove the ice maker, two cowlings, the Shelf, the light, and the back panel. All the while being careful of all the wires that are connected to everything you touch! Lol!! Then you can finally get to the fan! You have to remove a housing bracket to get to the bracket that holds the fan in place. Once I had the new fan secured in its bracket, I did plug the refrigerator in to be sure that it worked! I didn't want to take the whole thing apart again, if for some reason it had arrived doa. Then you just reverse the entire process to put your freezer back together.Replacing the circuit board is so much easier! Anyway, this little motor fixed my 22-year-old refrigerator. And while I had it pulled out, I cleaned everything underneath it also. Now it's good to go for a while again. The motor I received is a Panasonic, as was the one I purchased 6 years ago. They were identical.
CoastGamer
Reviewed in Canada on January 5, 2024
Ordered this part hoping that it was a genuine oem part and it was. Panasonic part just like the listing description states. My fridge had a bad motor for the fan in the bottom freezer and after pulling out the faulty part and getting the part number I looked at various options on Amazon. Sure I could have paid half and bought a cheap non-oem part but I'm not a cheap person and try and buy quality stuff. This particular part came in less than a week and was exactly what I needed. Installed the new motor and now the fridge is freezing and cooling perfectly. Don't be a part of the throwaway culture and actually fix something like I did!
Henry Bakker
Reviewed in Canada on January 18, 2022
Online installation instruction videos were very helpful.
Chris
Reviewed in Canada on November 28, 2021
Get the right part number for your fridges' serial number. This was a direct fit for my ge serial number LV311346 /model number GDSCOKBXCRWW top fridge refridgerator. No need to splice wires. So if your plug or wiring or anything does not line up, you have the wrong motor
Jack L.
Reviewed in Canada on October 18, 2021
I have a GE Profile frid 2 years 2 months old, would freeze bottom good, would not cool top part,.Called service man,arrived freeze section pure ice.Defosted,fan motor not working.Called all supplers includedGE parts.Motor NOT Available for 2 months!!!! no parts!! Reseached Goggle by Goggle GE applaince sectionsold to Hisene ,China,For over 5 Billions + $$$$$$$$$ in 2016.How you like that?? Checked Amazon for parts,found item, not exact no,but read many reviews,need to cut wire and extend, so ordered item,GE said 2 months, Amazon 5 days.How you like That.??.Checked motor when arrived first so was good.Checked with frid, was also Good. Cut +Sliced,ALL GOOD.Motor runs better than the one in fridge.Less noise. Be carefull for GE appliances in future.Will not buy any GE again. No Parts! No service.Thanks again Amazon!!!!!!!
John C
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2019
One day, the freezer and fresh food compartments started to get progressively warmer. The freezer had trouble staying below 32 degrees and the fresh food section was above 50 degrees. With the freezer door open and the door switched is depressed, there was no evaporator fan noise. The compressor can be heard running and it was chilling but without the fan circulating the cold air from the evaporator, both compartments remained warm. Additionally, this caused frost to build up on the back wall inside the freezer.This is the replacement part to fix the broken fan motor. Allow a few hours to replace the motor -- between emptying the freezer’s contents, removing the shelves, all of the shelf rails, the ice tray, the ice auger motor, the ice maker, the lights, the back panel, the fan mounting panel and then finally, replace the motor (and modify the wiring harness). Essentially, the entire inside of the freezer, except for the evaporator itself, is disassembled and then re-assembled. On a side-by-side, the freezer is quite narrow making it difficult to move around; pretty much, most of the work is done one-handed.Be aware that you may actually need part number WR60X10074 which is the fan motor with the wiring harness that has the defrost thermistor attached. Unfortunately, the only way to find out which one you need is to dismantle the freezer to get access to the motor and look at it. If you end up ordering this motor without the thermistor wiring, you can easily remove the two thermistor wires and their connector pins from the old harness and insert them into the new harness. There are two empty holes on the new connector. If you are replacing the fan motor, GE recommends that you replace the thermistor anyway.
Big B
Reviewed in Canada on July 27, 2018
worked perfectly!
Greg from Dallas
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2013
My original fan was weak and making noise.I bought this and it works like new.Please make sure you buy the correct fan.The factory fan had 2 extra wires that were the electricalconnections for the freezer light.This model required some surgery to make it work.I needed to cut the plastic away from the original fan wireharness to extract the socket pins from the light wiring.It wasn't very hard to do, but some gentle surgery was required.I just used a small hobby saw and sectioned out the dead fan pins.You can't just yank them out because they have a one-way barb to preventThe pin from falling out.Your model may have a different wiring harness, but either way this is a doable projectif you take your time and don't use a hatchet.
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