Evaporator Fan Motor

Evaporator Fan Motor

WILLIAM from GA

Noisy fan motor.

Screw driver

My Samsung frig is a little over a year old. But it was popping and running loud. Research said not defrosting well. Ok, ordered add-on defroster element. Came time to install. My frig is NOT the same as the video. Everything I needed to access was in the LOWER freezer compartment. Now it's installed and no more popping. But the fan motor must have took a beating, hitting undefeated ice. Ordered your fan ( way better than what was installed). Took longer to unload and load the freezer than the install. Now the frig sounds brand new which was Very quiet

Evaporator Fan Motor

Michael from PA

Refrigerator would not cool

Screwdriver

The fan was pretty easy to get to. First take out the freezer baskets, the ice maker if applicable then the freezer door. Then two screws that hold the back panel on to the back of the freezer, pull that off. There is a metal plate on the panel to take off and 3 screws to pull the fan out.

Evaporator Fan Motor

Anthony from IN

Refrigerator what's making a humming noise. It began quietly but over time magnified.

Phillips Screwdrivers

Our refrigerator started to make a sound and I checked to see where it was coming from. Initially we thought it was the ice maker. We would open the refrigerator door and the humming would stop but as soon as we close it back it would start back up again a few seconds later. I tried to listen to where I thought the sound was coming from and initially it seemed like it was coming from the ice maker inside towards the back. But after talking with technician who helped me troubleshoot the problem he explained, after asking me certain questions, that the problem was pinpointed to the Evaporator Fan Motor. So they sent us the Evaporator Fan Motor and I disassembled the unit according to their video disassembly instructions posted online on their website. I began by disconnecting the power to the refrigerator, then removing the housing cover and disconnecting the old part replacing it with the new one exactly how the video demonstrated. After that I reassembled the cover. Placed everything back as it was originally I then reconnected power to the the refrigerator and the rest was history. Instantly we had a quiet running refrigerator once again. Thank you Parts Dr. for not only having the part in stock and shipping it to me in a timely manner, but maybe more importantly providing video instructions on how to properly locate, disassemble, and reassemble the affected part. I was impressed that their diagnosis was on point which meant that we had as little inconvenience and downtime is possible before our refrigerator was backed up and running quietly and smoothly again. Now, WE LIKE THAT!!!