AMI PARTS WR60X10307 WR60X10074 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Replaces 1550741 AP4438809 WR60X10224 PS2364950 AP4438809

Was a direct replacement for my gss23gskkcss and wasn't too difficult to replace. Followed some other videos out there on youtube and was just careful to remove and replace everything in the same exact order. So far so good, fan has been working great and fridge is maintaining 0- 36 24/7 again so very happy I didn't have to buy a new fridge. Hoping this one lasts many years as the fridge is only 6 years old so quite a bummer that the OEM one broke so early in its life. If your handy, you too can do this job. I figured if this works, I was only out a few bucks and happy to have my fridge in working order. While it was cooling, it was not freezing stuff around the door and the fridge was on the warm side. The broken fan was not spinning at all.Just a quick update: 3 Months later so far so good!

Perfect replacement without the price

This fixed our problem with GE refrigerator GSS25CGHLCBB not as cold. Plug and play and Thank you God it works great!

I bought another combined component package and it required me to splice the sensor in. This fan motor and harness had the sensor hardwired with in the harness. When splicing sensors they can increase resistance and cause a malfunction. So, if it that little white sensor is bad just order the motor and get the complete harness and you get the sensor.

This replacement motor came in really fast and helped me minimize downtime for our refrigerator/freezer in this hot summer. Part fit well without modifications, plug and play.

Great product great price

Works as advertised

I had a problem with my ge side by side refrigerator where the power to the entire unit was cycling on and off. You’d hear a relay click then the power would shut off, then after some random amount of time it would come back on again for a few min.After extensive troubleshooting, I found the evaporator fan was shorting out and causing the main circuit board to power off. Unplugging the j2 connector made it work, but then I lost power to the condenser fan also.I then purchased a different brand fan than this one and found the hard way that it was in fact dead as well and wasn’t spinning. At least this time it wasn’t shorting and causing the entire unit to power cycle.I decided to give it one more shot with this brand and it spun up instantly. I do hear a slight speed ramping noise if I listen closely, but not sure if that’s the fan out of balance or inconsistent power being provided. Either way, I’m happy with this motor and it fixed my dead refrigerator. Given an oem part at a local repair shop was going for $220, I was happy to wait a day for this to arrive (try 2) to give it a shot, and it paid off.If you have a dc evaporator fan on your ge fridge not working, try this one.