Ge WR60X10257 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor OEM Part

I had found that the fan in the freezer was making a lot of noise. Turns out the shaft was loose, causing the flan blade to wobble. Replaced the motor and fan and now it runs like a new unit.

Evaporator fan in freezer that blows cold air down to fridge was dead. Replaced fan motor and all was good.

I'm not the most handy person in the world, but this was a pretty easy fix. Only tool I really had to use was an interchangeable screw driver, using a flat head and a small socket bit. The key was just remembering how things went back together. I recommend taking pictures with your phone as you go along if you are worried about what went where. Just have to remove the freezer rack and ice maker before removing the back panel within the freezer to get to the motor.

I went on line to find part Appliance PartsPros,com had the diagram and the parts I ordered, it was here in a day and a1/2 the fan I ordered was not compatible it was not their fault I needed an ac/dc fan I had ordered a dc so I called them they were very nice, no problem sent me a return form via email and they got the right fan there next day! put in in 5min. Mom's refrigerator is back on the lead lap! thank you!

Ultimately I had to replace the fan. I initially thought the problem was that the blade was out of balance, but the shaft on the motor had come loose and had to be replaced with another purchase. Now the refrigerator is working very well. The videos were a definite help, as well as the prices being cheaper than anywhere else I saw. Delivery was VERY fast, as it came the next day on a two day shipping order. This was helpful as I really needed to get my refrigerator repaired quickly! I will definitely use AppliancePartsPro.com the next time I need to repair an appliance, which will probably be soon given the age of my house. One last point: the biggest problem I had was diagnosing the problem. Eventually I figured it out reading the Q/A online for some of the parts.