GE Refrigerator Condenser Fan & Housing (WR60X29573)

The GE Refrigerator Condenser Fan & Housing moves air across the condenser coils at the back or bottom of your refrigerator to release heat from the refrigeration system. It works by pulling or pushing air over the coils so the refrigerant can shed heat efficiently, which keeps the compressor from overheating and allows the refrigerator to maintain the correct temperature inside.

The GE Refrigerator Condenser Fan & Housing can fail due to a worn or seized fan motor, bent or broken fan blades, a cracked housing, or debris buildup that jams the blade and burns out the motor over time. When the fan stops working, heat builds up around the condenser and compressor, causing the refrigerator to struggle to cool or stop cooling altogether.

These symptoms can help you decide if the condenser fan and housing match your problem:

- Refrigerator is not cooling or is warmer than the set temperature

- Freezer section is not freezing properly

- Compressor runs constantly but the refrigerator does not reach temperature

- Loud humming, rattling, or grinding noise from the back or bottom of the unit

- Fan blade is visibly cracked, broken, or not spinning

- Refrigerator feels unusually warm on the outside near the compressor area

- Fan motor does not run when the compressor is on