4680JB1026H Refrigerator Fan Motor

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Common Symptoms

• Condenser fan does not run when the compressor is operating
• Unusual squealing, buzzing, or loud noise from the lower rear area
• Refrigerator or freezer temperatures become warmer than normal
• Refrigerator may run continuously or the compressor area may become excessively warm

Check Before Replacing

• Disconnect power before inspecting the fan assembly.
• Check the condenser fan blade for visible debris, ice, or other obstructions.
• With power disconnected, gently turn the fan blade by hand; it should rotate freely without binding.
• If the blade is unobstructed and turns freely, a qualified technician can check the motor and wiring for continuity or correct supply voltage using the appliance service documentation.
• Do not condemn the motor solely from a warm cabinet, poor cooling, or noise; also consider airflow obstruction, condenser contamination, wiring, or control-related faults.

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Installation Notes

• Disconnect electrical power before service.
• Confirm the replacement motor's connector, shaft, mounting arrangement, and fan-blade fit against the removed motor before final installation.
• Avoid damaging the fan shroud, wiring connector, or nearby tubing while accessing the condenser-fan assembly.
• Transfer or reinstall the fan blade only if it is compatible with the replacement motor; it should be secure and rotate freely after installation.
• Restore power and verify that the condenser fan operates when the refrigerator calls for cooling.

Verified Compatible Models

79531002700, 79531006700, GML267BNRY, GML267BQRY, GML277UQRY, GML277USRY, GML277UTRY, GML277UVRY, GR-L267BNRY, LSC26905SB, LSC26905SW, LSC26905TT, LSC269905TT, LSC27910SB, LSC27910ST

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