




Fresh food compartment is warm even though compressor is running — failed fan stops cold air from circulating.
Fan blade is not spinning or motor is seized; no airflow sound audible from behind the rear evaporator panel.
Reduced airflow caused by a failed evap fan motor prevents the freezer from maintaining temperature needed for ice production.
Worn motor bearings produce grinding, rattling, or humming sounds inside the refrigerator cabinet during operation.
💡 Pro Tip: Is Your Evaporator Fan Motor the Problem?
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Refrigerator compartment is warm but compressor is running normally
⚠️ No audible fan noise coming from behind the evaporator panel
⚠️ Ice maker has stopped producing ice despite normal freezer temps
⚠️ Unusual grinding, rattling, or humming sound from inside the fridge cavity
Quick check: Open the refrigerator door and listen for fan noise near the rear wall. If the compressor is running but you hear no fan, disconnect power, locate the evap fan behind the freezer back panel, and spin the blade by hand — stiff or rough rotation confirms a failed motor bearing. Replace immediately to prevent food spoilage.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Evaporator Fan Motor Assembly (DC 12.7V, 0.44A, 4-pin, 150mm, 70cm wire)
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