GE Refrigerator DC Condenser Fan Motor (WR60X10209)

The GE Refrigerator DC Condenser Fan Motor powers the fan that pulls air across the condenser coils at the back or bottom of your refrigerator, releasing heat that was removed from inside the fridge. It runs continuously while the compressor is on, keeping the refrigerant cool so your refrigerator can maintain safe food storage temperatures.

The GE Refrigerator DC Condenser Fan Motor can fail due to worn bearings, buildup of dust and debris on the motor or fan blades, electrical faults, or simple wear from years of continuous use. When the motor weakens or stops entirely, heat cannot escape the system properly, causing the compressor to overwork and the refrigerator to lose its ability to cool effectively.

Look for these symptoms to help determine if this motor is the source of your refrigerator problem:

- Refrigerator not cooling properly or struggling to reach set temperature

- Freezer section is warm or not maintaining frozen food

- Unusual humming, buzzing, or rattling noise near the back or bottom of the refrigerator

- Condenser fan not spinning when the compressor is running

- Compressor running constantly or cycling on and off more than usual

- Refrigerator feels warm on the sides or back due to trapped heat

- Motor is visibly burned, seized, or does not spin freely by hand