WR60X10141 Evaporator Fan Motor For General Electric Models Replacement Numbers WR60X10346 WR60X10138 WR60X10072 WR60X10046 WR60X10045

About 12 years ago, I bought the cheapest refrigerator i could find for the garage. After 6 years, I had to replace this amd then again 5 years later. This last about as long as the original. Very happy and I'll buy again when this goes out.

We bought a new refrigerator and within a year, the freezer fan motor went bad and of course, my freezer stopped keeping food frozen. Im not really mechanically inclined, so my big fear was that I would ruin my year old refrigerator, or that I would order the wrong part. The seller allows you to match up the part with the model number of the appliance. It worked perfectly! I had no trouble taking the old motor out or replacing the new motor. Took a total of 15 minutes, and I was back in business. Will definitely use this seller again if (hopefully not) my motor goes bad again

I have a 4 1/2 yr. old GE 18 cu. ft. frost free refrigerator (no longer under warranty). First of all this part should not have gone bad in only 4 1/2 years. The refrigerator handle also literally broke off in my hand not too long ago. I will not be buying a GE product again however, that being said, the replacement part itself works fine so far and the horrible, loud noise that was coming from the freezer stopped with the new part. I was able to do the work myself. I suggest watching a you tube video, it helps even if it's not the same model fridge and be careful you order the correct part. I took mine out first and got the part number off of it. I wasn't going to do that but am glad I did because I was originally looking at a similar part and not the correct part number that was triple the cost. I didn't have to replace the rubber grommets as was suggested by some folks. It took about an hour start to finish. We'll see if this part lasts more than 4 1/2 years.

The evaporator fan did what it was supposed to do, work and be quiet. So far, so good at a fraction of an OEM unit.

Plug and Play. It took less than 10 minutes to put in. If I remember right, there are 2 different style screws so remember which goes where.

An easy replacement for someone with very limited mechanical skills. I bought this with the fan blade and it took about 5 to 10 minutes. Turn off the refrigerator first to be safe. Most people won't need new grommets. Works!

The motor was cheap enough but it only lasted 1 year. It was never super quiet when installed and got louder as time went on. Might have been a bad batch. Cheap bearings but what do you expect for under $15.

I feel as if the whole TT kings wobbles a bit not as sturdy as the original.