Special Price
$31.88
Regular Price
$71.27
In stock
Available Quantity:
73
SKU
WR60X26085
The General Electric WR60X26085 Evaporator Fan Motor is used to cool the system of the refrigerator by circulating the air inside the fridge and maintaining the desired temperature to preserve the freshness of food. It operates by sucking cold air from the evaporator and circulating it in the fridge and freezer sections to avoid hot and frost zones. Made to withstand the test of time and energy conservation, runs quietly and increases the general cooling capacity and food preservation.
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✓ This Product Replaces:
WR60X10244, WR60X20324, WR60X26085-24PK
This Part Fits the Following Models (34)
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| Manufacturer Name: GENERAL ELECTRIC Product Number: WR60X26085 OEM Part Number: WR60X26085 Product Description: Bitron Evap Fan Moor |
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Installation Steps
Step1: Disconnect refrigerator from power supply for safety.
Step2: Remove refrigerator rear panel and locate old fan motor.
Step3: Unplug wiring harness and remove mounting screws carefully.
Step4: Install new motor, secure screws, and reconnect wiring.
Step5: Refit panel, restore power, and check smooth airflow.
Step6: wear gloves and ensure unit is unplugged before handling components.
