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Thor Refrigerator Fan Motor BD108.03.01.03

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REFRIGERATOR NOT COOLING / FAN NOT RUNNING

Thor Refrigerator Fan Motor BD108.03.01.03, Fixes Refrigerator Not Cooling and Fan Failure

OEM replacement evaporator or condenser fan motor — restores proper airflow and cooling performance in select Thor refrigerators.

Part BD108.03.01.03 Fits Thor Refrigerators OEM Replacement

The Thor BD108.03.01.03 Refrigerator Fan Motor is designed to circulate air through the refrigerator’s cooling system, maintaining consistent temperatures throughout the cabinet. When the fan motor fails, airflow stops, temperatures rise, and the refrigerator may stop cooling entirely. Confirm fitment by matching the complete model number before ordering.

Is This the Right Part?

Part NumberBD108.03.01.03
ReplacesVerify cross-references with your model number
ManufacturerThor
Appliance TypeRefrigerator

Confirm the complete model number before ordering. Similar fan motors may differ in blade size, shaft length, voltage rating, RPM, or connector type.

Common Symptoms

  • Refrigerator not cooling or unable to maintain set temperature
  • Fan not running or making unusual grinding, rattling, or squealing noise
  • Freezer section cold but refrigerator compartment warm
  • Frost buildup on evaporator coils due to lack of airflow

Check Before Replacing

  • Confirm the fan blade spins freely by hand — ice buildup or a foreign object may be blocking the blade rather than the motor being failed
  • Check for frost or ice accumulation around the evaporator coils — a defrost system failure can block the fan without the motor itself being defective
  • Verify the wiring harness connector to the fan motor is fully seated and free of corrosion or damage
  • Test the motor with a multimeter for continuity — no continuity confirms motor failure
Pro Tip: If the fan blade is blocked by ice, do not force it — manually defrost the evaporator coils first by unplugging the refrigerator for 24–48 hours with the doors open. If the fan runs normally after defrost but ices up again within days, the root cause is a failed defrost heater or defrost thermostat, not the fan motor itself.

Part Details

Part TypeRefrigerator Fan Motor
Primary FunctionCirculates air through the cooling system to maintain consistent cabinet temperatures
Key FeatureOEM fit — exact voltage, RPM, and connector specification for Thor refrigerators
ConditionOEM / Certified Pre-Owned available

Installation Notes

  1. Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing.
  2. Photograph the fan motor mounting position, blade orientation, and wiring harness connections before removal.
  3. Compare the new BD108.03.01.03 motor with the original before installation — verify blade size and shaft direction.
  4. Inspect the wiring harness connector for corrosion, bent pins, or damage.
  5. Restore power and verify the fan runs and the refrigerator returns to set temperature.

Use a qualified technician when diagnosis or installation is outside your experience.

Verified Compatible Models

Compatible with select Thor refrigerator models. Contact us with your full model number to confirm fitment before ordering.

Fitment reminder: Match the complete model number, including suffixes and revision digits, before ordering.

✅Compatibility & Cross Reference

Not sure about your model number? Call 1-877-899-7278 and we’ll help you confirm. All brand names are the property of their respective owners and are used for compatibility reference only.

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