D4612AAA22 Refrigerator Fan Motor DC 13V 2.5W 1100RPM 0.178A Fridge Motor Freezer Evaporator Fan Motor,Refrigerator Parts

Type : Refrigerator PartsName : D4612AAA36 3015924900 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Part ,compatible for Kenmore， Fits Replace 11173027711, 11173022120Welcome to all new and returning customers to browse and shop in our store. Our shop focuses on home appliance parts, specializing in various core components of household appliances, covering a complete range of accessories for commonly used appliances such as air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, televisions, water heaters, and range hoods. From small items like screws, seals, and remote controls to large ones like compressors, motherboards, and motors, we have it all. Every part is strictly selected to ensure excellent quality, strong compatibility, and high cost-effectiveness. Whether for routine home repairs or home appliance after-sales replenishment, we can meet your needs. We always uphold the philosophy of 'honest business, attentive service, quality products at reasonable prices,' and look forward to working with you to ensure every appliance operates normally, making life easier and more convenient!

• Core Function: Provides forced convection for the refrigerator condenser/evaporator, accelerates heat exchange, ensures stable operation of the refrigeration system, and prevents compressor overheating or reduction in cooling efficiency.
• Working Principle: The motor drives the fan blades to rotate; the condenser fan dissipates heat outward, and the evaporator fan circulates cold air inside the compartment. Together with temperature control signals, it achieves intelligent start and stop to maintain a constant temperature inside the compartment.
• Core Structure: Composed of a permanent magnet synchronous motor, fan blades, and mounting brackets; some models integrate waterproof and dustproof structures, suitable for the limited installation space of refrigerators.
• Common Faults: Frequently exhibits issues such as not running, abnormal noises, weak cooling, or freezing, mostly caused by motor burnout, bearing wear, fan blade obstruction, or poor circuit contact.
• Inspection and Maintenance: First, cut off the power and check for fan blade obstruction, then use a multimeter to test the continuity of the motor windings; faulty motors must be replaced with the same model, ensuring that the fan blades do not rub during installation.