







Condenser fan motor fails to draw air across the condenser coils, causing the compressor to overheat and the fridge to lose cooling capacity entirely.
Insufficient airflow from a seized or slow condenser fan leads to elevated freezer temperatures and partially thawed food.
Worn motor bearings or a wobbling fan blade produce grinding, rattling, or buzzing sounds from the bottom rear of the refrigerator.
Without proper condenser airflow, the compressor cannot shed heat and runs non-stop, driving up energy bills and risking compressor burnout.
LG refrigerators with electronic controls display fan-related fault codes when the condenser fan motor stops responding, triggering a protective shutdown.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Diagnose a Failing Condenser Fan Motor
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Refrigerator or freezer compartment is warmer than set temperature
⚠️ Loud rattling, buzzing, or grinding noise coming from behind or beneath the fridge
⚠️ Compressor runs continuously but cooling is insufficient
⚠️ LG error code displayed on control panel related to fan or cooling circuit
🛠 Quick test: Unplug the fridge, locate the condenser fan at the rear bottom, and try spinning the blade by hand. If it doesn't spin freely or wobbles, replace the motor immediately. If it spins freely but still won't run, use a multimeter to check continuity across the motor terminals — no continuity confirms a failed motor.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× EAU65058313 Condenser Fan Motor Assembly (DC 12V, 1A, 4-Pin, ODM-056F-13)
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