GE Refrigerator Condenser Fan Motor Parts — Models & Compatibility

Your GE refrigerator's running constantly but not cooling properly? That humming sound from the back isn't normal? The condenser fan motor is the likely culprit. This hub covers WR60X10358 — the DC condenser fan motor that keeps your refrigerator's compressor cool and running efficiently across GE's CFE, CYE, and DFE series models.

Is This the Right Part for Your Model?

Before ordering, you'll need your refrigerator's model number. On most GE refrigerators, you'll find it inside the fresh food compartment — typically on the left or right wall, near the top. It's a white sticker with the model number starting with letters like CFE, CYE, or DFE followed by numbers. Write down the complete model number including any letters after the numbers (like "CFE28TSHBSS").

This WR60X10358 motor fits French door and side-by-side models manufactured between 2012-2018. If your model number matches the compatibility list below, you're good to go.

About This Replacement Condenser Fan Motor

The condenser fan motor sits behind your refrigerator, mounted next to the compressor. Its job is straightforward but critical: pull air across the condenser coils to dissipate heat. When it fails, your compressor works overtime trying to cool without proper airflow — leading to warm food, constant running, and eventually a dead compressor if you don't catch it early.

This DC motor (part number WR60X10358) replaces the older WR60X10339 and supersedes AP5781519 and PS8690738. It's the OEM-spec replacement that GE service techs install. The motor comes with the mounting bracket already attached, which saves you the headache of transferring parts from your old motor.

Most failures happen after 5-8 years of constant use. The bearings wear out, the motor windings short, or debris buildup causes the fan blade to bind. You'll know it's dying when you hear grinding, buzzing, or notice the motor isn't spinning even though the compressor's running.

What You're Getting

The WR60X10358 assembly includes the DC motor, mounting bracket, and electrical connector. You'll reuse your existing fan blade — just pull it off the old motor shaft and press it onto the new one. The whole swap takes about 20 minutes if you've done it before, maybe 45 if it's your first time.

Common Questions

How do I know if my condenser fan motor is bad? Feel the back of your fridge while it's running. If the compressor is hot but there's no airflow from the fan, or if you hear clicking/buzzing from the motor without the fan spinning, it's done.

Can I run the refrigerator without this motor? Not for long. You might get a few days, but your compressor will overheat and fail — that's a $600+ repair instead of a $93 motor replacement.

Does this come with the fan blade? No, you reuse your existing blade. It press-fits onto the motor shaft.

Compatible GE Refrigerator Models

This condenser fan motor works with the following GE, Hotpoint, and RCA refrigerator models. If you don't see your exact model listed, check the full compatibility list on the product page or contact us with your model number.