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Condenser fan motor kit. The part has been updated by the manufacturer and may not look like the orginal.

Motor assembly, dc

Condenser fan motor

Refrigerator condenser fan motor. The condenser fan motor draws air though the condenser coils and over the compressor. If the condenser fan motor is defective, the refrigerator won’t cool properly.

Condenser Fan Motor

Condenser fan motor

Condenser fan motor kit

Condenser fan motor

Motor cond fan with wire harness and connector

Condenser fan motor, 12 volt DC motor. *If you need 120 volt motor see Item #1257132

Condenser fan shroud asembly

The Whirlpool Condenser Fan Motor 833697 cools hot refrigerant before it enters the evaporator. It includes hardware and instructions, is rated at 115v, 2 watts, and has a clockwise rotation. Use safety equipment and disconnecting utilities are recommended before any service or repair.

Condenser fan motor

Condenser fan motor kit, 2 watts clockwise rotation

Condenser fan motor. If the original motor had three terminals, you may need an adapter to install. If that is the case, please see the related item.
Ensure your refrigerator operates efficiently with genuine OEM condenser fan motor parts available at Repair Clinic. These factory-certified refrigerator parts are built for a precise fit, support proper fit and performance and optimizing cooling performance. If your refrigerator is not cooling properly, it might be due to a faulty condenser fan motor, which can disrupt airflow and lead to inefficient cooling. Regular inspection and replacement of the condenser fan motor can prevent such issues. At Repair Clinic, you can find a comprehensive inventory of replacement refrigerator parts online, ready to be shipped the same day. Browse our selection of refrigerator compressor parts for related needs. Visit our replacement appliance parts page to order your genuine OEM parts and ensure lasting repairs.
Understanding the role of the condenser fan motor in your refrigerator is crucial for effective maintenance and repairs. Browse these FAQs to learn more about replacing this essential part.
Signs of a failing condenser fan motor include unusual noises, the fridge not cooling properly, and the compressor overheating. Inspect the fan motor for obstructions or signs of wear.
The cost varies based on the brand and model, but expect to pay between $50 and $200 for the part. Labor costs may add if you hire a technician.
Yes, if you're comfortable with DIY repairs. Ensure the fridge is unplugged, remove the back panel, and replace the motor. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for your specific model.
Purchase genuine replacement parts from reliable retailers like Repair Clinic Appliance Parts. They offer OEM parts with a price match guarantee and same-day shipping.
Other parts may be causing the noise, such as the evaporator fan or compressor. Inspect these parts and consider professional help if needed.
There's no set replacement interval, but regular maintenance and cleaning can prolong its lifespan. Replace if it shows signs of failure.
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