Frigidaire Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Location

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Frigidaire refrigerator evaporator fan motor location.

If the evaporator fan motor isn t working the air in the refrigerator and freezer warms up. The evaporator fan motor is located behind the rear panel of the freezer but before you can access that panel you ll need to unscrew the hardware holding any air ducts in place on the back of the freezer and then slide them out. All of the information for this refrigerator fan motor replacement video is applicable to the following brands. The refrigerator evaporator fan sits behind the freezer wall.

Set the ducts and mounting hardware aside someplace safe. The evaporator coils are usually located behind the freezer compartment and the evaporator fan should be right in front of them although it may be offset to one side or the other. Replace the evaporator fan motor with the manufacturer approved replacement part for your model. This basic repair procedure works for kenmore whirlpool kitchenaid maytag amana ge frigidaire electrolux bosch lg and samsung side by side.

If it doesn t the refrigerator won t get cool enough to preserve your food. Click here for image but the issue you are describing sounds more like a light bulb staying on when the door is closed or the door is not sealing properly and letting outside air in the unit. The evaporator fan is located behind the very back panel in the freezer see image below of the part diagram showing the location. This video provides step by step repair instructions for replacing the evaporator fan motor on a frigidaire refrigerator.

The most common reason for replacing the motor is if the refrigerator is not cooling properly. Remove any air ducts mounted on the rear panel.