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Fridge or freezer not maintaining proper temperature — failed condenser fan stops airflow across the coils, causing warm compartments.
Without the condenser fan circulating air, the compressor runs hot and can trip thermal protection, causing the fridge to shut off intermittently.
When the condenser fan fails, the refrigerator's cooling system becomes inefficient and the compressor runs non-stop trying to compensate.
Worn or seized fan motor bearings produce grinding, buzzing, or rattling sounds from the rear bottom of the refrigerator.
Heat buildup on the sides or back of the refrigerator caused by inadequate condenser coil cooling due to a failed fan motor.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Diagnose a Failing Condenser Fan Motor
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Refrigerator runs constantly but food isn't staying cold
⚠️ Unusual grinding, buzzing, or rattling noise from the rear of the fridge
⚠️ Compressor feels extremely hot to the touch
⚠️ Poor airflow around the condenser coils — visible frost or heat buildup on the exterior
🛠 Diagnosis tip: Pull the fridge away from the wall, remove the lower rear access panel, and plug it in. Watch for 30 seconds — if the compressor is running but the condenser fan blade is NOT spinning, this motor needs replacement. Always unplug before servicing.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Condenser Fan Motor W11613295 (115VAC, 1090 RPM, White, ~4"×3"×3.5")
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