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Presenting the Whirlpool Motor-Evap (Evaporator Fan Motor), a reliable and efficient solution for your cooling needs. This genuine OEM part, well-suited for various Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Maytag, Amana, Inglis, and Magic Chef refrigerator models, enhances the appliance's functionality by effectively circulating air through the fresh food compartment. Included with this Evaporator Fan Motor are a harness and thermistor, ensuring unified operation. Please remember to verify your model compatibility before purchase as while parts may visually appear identical there can be minute variations in size and shape. Prior to the motor's installation, it's recommended to unplug the refrigerator and store any perishable food safely. Please also, protect your hands by wearing work gloves during the installation process.
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OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. Simply put, this means that the company who made your appliance is also supplying the replacement part for it.
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DAVID W - April 4, 2023
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great part. Wish whirlpool {and others} would make replacement of evaporator fan easier.
great part. Wish whirlpool {and others} would make replacement of evaporator fan easier.
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John S - January 11, 2024
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Part worked as advertised
This part was exact replacement, after a little bit of time this part worked, and the fridge is working flawlessly.
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David
March 3, 2023
My refrigerator section is not cooling properly.
I replaced the fan motor in freezer section, but the fridge section is still not cooling properly. is there another fan motor that brings cold to the fridge area from the upper ice maker ?
For model number wrv986fdem01
Hello David, thank you for writing. There is a Condenser Fan PS12114471 located in the Rear all the way down to the bottom behind the access panel. While at the Condenser fan area, use a vacuum to remove excess dust and dirt from the condenser coils. clean the Perform a visual inspection of the Door Gaskets PS11731042 that they are not letting in warm air. We hope this helps.
Need to replace evaporator fan motor but can not access back of refrigerator due to gray rack that supports crispers will not come out. How do you remove 2 local repair shops have no clue how to remove and have yet to find anything online
For model number wrv986fdem01
Hi Micheal, on the models I have seen you just have to remove the air tower and this will allow you access to the screws that release the cover for the evaporator fan motor. If your model does not allow you to do this I would call the manufacturer directly for help. Thank you for your question and good luck with your repair!
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