GE Appliances Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor WR60X26866, WR60X26033

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If the noise is louder near the freezer, the evaporator fan might be our culprit. Step 3: Access the Evaporator Fan

So, inspect each of the components of the defrost system for faults. The parts of the defrost system are the heater, timer, thermostat, and drain. Then, repair or replace the one with the problem. Your last step is to plug in your refrigerator again. Listen carefully. Is it quiet now? If so, you did a great job fixing your refrigerator! Maintenance Tips for a Quieter GE Refrigerator Inspect and Clean the Condenser Coils: Turn the fan over to reveal the motor. Make sure there is no wire connecting it to the freezer. How you do this will depend on the refrigerator model. However, the basics of removing the motor remain the same. Step 6: Install the New Motor

Examine the fan motor and electronic control board

Do not forget to unplug your appliance from the electric outlet when you want to work on it. Furthermore, be careful when handling the wiring harness. And take note of where each wire is connected. That will help you reconnect the wire without confusion. A malfunctioning or failed defrost system causes an evaporator fan in aGE refrigerator to ice up. The same is true for every type of refrigerator.

Otherwise, chat with any of our appliance technicians. They are available to assist you and you don’t need an appointment.However, some noises may be loud and unusual. Here are some of such noises that require your attention: If there is ice or frost on the coils, melt it using a hair dryer. But do this gently and carefully. Next, locate the wire harness of the fan and disconnect it. Is your GE refrigerator making a loud noise? If you hear it near the bottom rear, it’s probably the condenser fan motor.