Harry October 11, 2015 for Model Number 1065686602 Where is the location of the evaporator fan in this refrigerator?
1 Answer Hello Harry. Usually the evaporator fan motor is located inside the freezer behind the back panel. Read More...
Emmanuel S July 10, 2015 for Model Number MSD2657HEW I need to replace the evaporator motor in the freezer compartment; can you tell me which motor that will replace mine.
1 Answer Emmanuel, The part number for the evaporator fan motor for your unit is WPW10128551. Read More...
Lee January 04, 2015 for Model Number KSSC48FMS02 I bought an evaporator fan motor to fix an intermittent loud noise from the freezer compartment. It helped, but after a week, the problem is back. I'm thinking that the temporary fix had to do with a worn part that is causing the fan to vibrate and loose efficiency. (When the loud noise occurs, the freezer warms up) I believe this because pressing on the evaporator cover can make the noise go away temporarily. The most obvious candidate is the soft plastic insert that goes on the motor shaft. It is molded to fit inside the fan scroll but I can't see it on my parts list as a separate item. Perhaps it is part of the fan blade. What else could be worn? Fan motor retainer? Suggestions?
1 Answer Hello Lee, There should be a rubber grommet WP2176759 on both sides of the evaporator fan motor. If one is missing, it will cause a loud rattling sound. Read More...
Inga May 29, 2013 for Model Number Whirlpool EB2SHKXVQ03 hi I have a problem with the freezer, it seems to defreeze a lot and ice builds up on the bottom, I have to remove ice from the bottom every couple of days, could it be the fan, or what is the problem?? I know it is not the ice maker supply, water is turned off Thank you Inga
1 Answer Hello Inga. The drain is clogged. Here is a link to our Repair Forum, this is a free service to our customers. Use this link to access the repair for your question. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/refrigerator-freezer-repair/173916-kenmore-top-mount-refrig-h2o-build-up.html Read More...
Roger June 19, 2012 for Model Number Part #AP3132749 I just received the evaporator fan motor and I am trying to remove the old motor but I cannot remove the blade from it. Does it just snap on? The new motor has a groove in the shaft for the fan blade to mount. I don't want to break the fan blade because I will use on the new motor. Need a quick answer.
1 Answer Hello Roger, The fan blade just pushes onto the motor shaft. It is kind of tight, but it should just pull off. Read More...