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The refrigerator is an essential appliance that is indispensable in your daily life.
A good refrigerator can elevate your everyday life.
When your refrigerator at home fails, the fruits and vegetables you store will be stale.
When the GE refrigerator in your home fails, there is a high probability that there is a problem with the fan.
You just need to replace the fan with a new one and that's it.
This WR60X26866 refrigerator evaporator fan motor will solve a series of problems such as freezing of the refrigerator, poor heat dissipation, no cooling at all, abnormal noise of the evaporator fan, and aging of the evaporator fan.
Replacement part numbers: WR60X10341, WR60x10356, WR60X10357, WR60x24303, WR60x26030, WR60x2603, V80E14MS2A3-57A611, 239D1412P006, AP6278228, PS12172983, EAP12172983, etc.
- Size: 3.15 * 3.15 * 1.5 inches
- Fully compatible with original equipment.
- Compatible part numbers: WR60X10356 WR60X26866 WR60X26033 WR60X24303 WR60X26030 WR49X25197 WR60X10341 V80E14MS2A3-57A611
Symptoms can be fixed:
- Fridge freezes.
- Poor heat dissipation.
- Not cooling at all.
- Evaporator fan is noisy.
- The evaporator fan is damaged.
This will be the last Evaporator Fan you will buy, quality raw materials, quick repairs, saving you time.
Please check the applicable part number above with your refrigerator model to ensure compatibility before purchasing.
- Scope of application: For applicable models, please refer to the applicable pictures below.
Upgraded Evaporator Fan
The overall upgrade of the product, with good sealing and stable work efficiency, allows you to use it with confidence
Easy to install
Refrigerator evaporator fans are easy to install, and it only takes you a few minutes to install and get your refrigerator up and running.
Stable work
This evaporator fan has high stability, low noise and long life, ensuring that your refrigerator can work normally again.
Please unplug the refrigerator before installation and put on working gloves to protect your hands.
The brands mentioned above are their own and are mentioned here only to prove compatibility.
98Springer
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
Exact fit for the application
Daniel Abramson
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
perfect fit
Dr D
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024
I bought this fan because the description clearly states that it has a 10 year warranty. Great! My GE refrigerator eats these like candy. I have to replace them in just a few months to just under 2 years. They get fail from what I can tell, because the bearings inside corrode. They squeak, vibrate, rattle and sometimes just stop spinning. I thought this model may have some upgraded parts inside, but it's just cheap junk like the others I have bought.Now the fan is unavailable and the seller doesn't respond when you try to contact them for the warranty. It lasted about 1-1/2 years. Don't waste your time on this part or the seller.
a92r
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2023
I moved into an apt with a fridge already there... but the motor was running intermittent... ordered this and it immediately worked. Saved me.
Col Tomb
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2022
I had previously critiqued this fan with two stars because at the time it "didn't work". My GE fridge was 4 years old and starting making VERY LOAD humming noises and determined I needed this replacement fan. After 20 minutes the new fan started making similar noises and continued to get much worse until after about 6 weeks I had to work on it more. I found some ice and moisture when I first changed the fan and found even more upon recent inspection. See photos where I found suspicious ice which certainly led to a lot of noise. The fan spins very fast and causes a little bit of vibration. The evaporator coil cover has some soft foam insulation where it meets the plenum going up the back of the fridge where cold air exits at the top. This foam is mostly to seal the air flow but being frozen it transmits any noise produced by vibration into the plenum structure which amplifies it. Think of the small buzz you make with your lips when blowing a trumpet and how loud it is when it comes out.This time, I went to considerable lengths to melt the ice and dry out the structures but even that effort was limited. You may be able to see in the two yellow circles in one photo where after 30 minutes there is still condensation indicating how cold the plastic is - probably from ice between the Styrofoam insulation on the other side and the plastic. Ditto for the plenum in the back. This was after using a hair dryer for a considerable length of time to warm it up and dry it out.If I get the noise again, I'll remove the foam insulation where I indicated so there does not become a "welded" connection to transmit the vibration/noise. I little loss of air flow there won't much matter as it all goes into the "warm" part of the fridge, anyway. -can always stuff a little cotton or paper towel into it, if needed.I've also changed from the default fridge temp setting of 37F to 39F. The air blowing through is the same cold temperature but it may allow for less quantity/frequency of it and slightly warmer temp in the fridge may help to reduce formation of ice.Conclusion is: while I initially suspected a problem with my NEW fan, I now believe the fan is fine. It's more a problem with the design of the fridge that was causing my continued noise. (As a test I hooked up the old fan and it was considerably noisier while spinning and not installed in the housing. I DID need to replace it.) Fridge is a GE model PYE22K++.
John J. Ference
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2022
The part was a high quality exact replacement for the part that failed. Bravo to this vendor for helping us with access to reasonably priced parts for the DIY in all of us!
Kathy Chandler
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2022
Have a GE French Door with bottom freezer PFE28KSKGSS and the fridge portion was too warm. Freezer and deli bin were fine. This seems to be a common problem. Replaced the temperature sensor first but in hindsight should have just ordered this evaporator fan. One website said the temperature sensor solved the 'fridge not cold' problem 80% of the time, but I think that is because it is the cheapest part to start with. There was no air flow at the top of the fridge where the temperature was the least controlled. There are a lot of videos on how to replace this fan. Tricky part is to find a video that matches your model. Overall it will be at the base of whatever structure is distributing the air. For my model I just needed a nut driver. The smaller one on one of those 7 in 1 screwdrivers did it for me. I over-researched which took hours, but the actual replacement time was about 20 minutes. Anyway, if your freezer works but the fridge is not keeping cold, and this fan fits your model, then go for it!
B. Sun
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2022
The fridge section of my GE profile French door refrigerator with bottom freezer suddenly became very warm while the freezer section works fine. Ordered the fan from this seller and have it at my door the next day. The replacement takes minimum effort with a 1/4 inch nut driver. There was quite a ice built-up and it is handy to have a steamer. The fridge returned to normal temperature with the new fan installed in a few hours.
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