[Lifetime Warranty] 242077702 242077705 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor - Compatible with Frigidaire & Kenmore - Replaces PS12728811 AP6892595 242077701 242219201 FDQC18EL4F 5304514392
Replacement refrigerator evaporator fan motor for Frigidaire and Kenmore with white housing and electrical connector.
Refrigerator evaporator fan motor showing 2.4 inch by 3 inch dimensions for Frigidaire and Kenmore compatibility.
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Refrigerator evaporator fan motor with wiring harness and connector for Frigidaire and Kenmore appliances.
Refrigerator evaporator fan motor replacement part with wiring harness and connector.
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Replacement refrigerator evaporator fan motor for Frigidaire and Kenmore with white housing and electrical connector.
Refrigerator evaporator fan motor showing 2.4 inch by 3 inch dimensions for Frigidaire and Kenmore compatibility.
White refrigerator graphic illustrating a fix for a fridge that is too warm.
Refrigerator evaporator fan motor with wiring harness and connector for Frigidaire and Kenmore appliances.
Refrigerator evaporator fan motor replacement part with wiring harness and connector.
Family smiling in front of an open refrigerator for BlueStars DIY refrigerator evaporator fan motor repair promotion.
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[Lifetime Warranty] 242077702 242077705 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor - Compatible with Frigidaire & Kenmore - Replaces PS12728811 AP6892595 242077701 242219201 FDQC18EL4F 5304514392

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242077702 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor

Key Features

  • Voltage: 115V
  • Frequency: 60Hz
  • Power: 2.5W
  • Circulates air through the evaporator coils to maintain consistent temperatures.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • 242077705
  • AP6892595
  • PS12728811
  • 5304514392
  • A03788604
  • 242077701
  • 242219201
  • FDQC18EL4F

Compatibility & Fitment

Fits certain refrigerator models from the following brands:

  • Crosley
  • Electrolux
  • Frigidaire
  • Kenmore
  • White-Westinghouse

When to Replace

Consider replacement if you observe one or more of the following symptoms:

  • Refrigerator is not cooling, but the freezer is cold.
  • Unusual or loud noises coming from the freezer area.
  • Fan blade does not turn when the compressor is running.
  • Excessive frost buildup inside the freezer.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the refrigerator from the power supply before starting the repair.
  • The motor is located behind a panel at the back of the freezer compartment.
  • Basic hand tools, such as a screwdriver or nut driver, are typically required.
  • Note the orientation and wire connections of the old motor before removal.
Brand Model Number
Replaces 242077701, 242077705, 242219201, 4930954, 5304514392, AP6892595, FDQC18EL4F, PS12728811
Crosley CGTR1825SF0, CGTR1825SF1, CGTR1825SF2, CGTR1825SP0, CGTR1825SP1, CGTR1825SP2, CRSE233TB0, CRSE233TS0, CRSE233TW0, CRSE263TB0, CRSE263TD0, CRSE263TS0, CRSE263TW0
Crosley CRSH232PBFA, CRSH232PBHA, CRSH232PSCA, CRSH232PWEA, CRT181QW4A, CRT182IQB4A, CRT182IQW4A, CRT182QB4A, CRT182QB5A, CRT182QW4A, CRT182QW5A, CRT182SS1A, CRT182SS2A, CRT182SS3A, CRT185SB0, CRT185SB1, CRT185SS0, CRT185SS1, CRT185SW0, CRT185SW1, CRT206QB5, CRT206QB7A, CRT206QS4, CRT206QS5A, CRT206QS6A, CRT206QW5, CRT206QW7A
Frigidaire CFHT1513LZ1, CFHT1513LZ2
Frigidaire DFHS2313MFCA, DFHS2313MFDA, DFHS2313MFEA
Frigidaire FFHI2131QE1, FFHI2131QE2, FFHI2131QE3, FFHI2131QP1, FFHI2131QP2
Frigidaire FFHS2622MBPA, FFHS2622MME, FFHS2622MWF
Frigidaire FFHT1521QW0, FFHT1521QW1, FFHT1521QW2, FFHT1521QW4
Frigidaire FFSS2314QS5A, FFSS2314QS6A, FFSS2314QS7A, FFSS2615TS0, FFSS2625TS0
Frigidaire FFTR1514RW0, FFTR18D2QW4A, FFTR18D2QW5A, FFTR2021QB6A, FFTR2021QB7A, FFTR2028SP1, FFTR2032TE0
Frigidaire FFUI1826MW0, FGHT1835SF0
Frigidaire CRSH268MS9, CRSH268MW8
Kenmore 25360002410, 25360002411, 25360002412, 25360002413, 25360002414, 25360002415, 25360022410, 25360022411, 25360022412, 25360022413, 25360022414, 25360022415
Kenmore 25360082410, 25360082411, 25360082412, 25360082413, 25360082414, 25360082415, 25360082416, 25360082417, 25360402410, 25360402411, 25360402412, 25360402413, 25360402414, 25360402415
Kenmore 25360504410, 25360504411, 25360504412, 25360504413, 253.61532806, 253.61534806, 253.61537806, 253.61552010, 253.61552011, 253.61552013, 253.61554010, 253.61554011, 253.61554013
Color
Black / White / Red
Material
Plastic / Metal
Finish
Satin
Includes
1× Evaporator Fan Motor + 3-Wire Harness
Connector
3-Wire
Fan Type
Axial (Freezer Section — Bottom Mount Units)
Voltage
115V, 60Hz
Wattage
2.5W
Motor Dimensions
3-3/4 x 2-3/8 x 3 inches
Harness Length
~4-5/8 inches

FAQ

This motor is compatible with a wide range of refrigerators manufactured by Frigidaire, Kenmore, Electrolux, Crosley, and White-Westinghouse. It is designed to replace several OEM part numbers, ensuring a broad fit across these brands.
This unit replaces the following part numbers: 242077702, 242077705, 242077701, 242219201, 5304514392, 5304521244, A03788604, A03788606, FDQC18EL4F, PS12728811, and AP6892595.
Common symptoms include a refrigerator section that is too warm while the freezer remains cold, unusual clicking or squealing noises coming from the freezer area, or the fan motor failing to spin when the door switch is activated. If you notice frost buildup on the back panel of the freezer, it is often a sign that the fan is not circulating air properly.
The motor is located behind the back panel inside the freezer compartment. To replace it, you will typically need to remove the freezer shelves and the ice maker (if equipped). You will then remove the screws or nuts securing the rear evaporator panel to access the fan assembly. Always ensure the refrigerator is unplugged before beginning the repair.
While you have the freezer panel removed, inspect the evaporator coils for excessive frost or ice buildup. If the coils are completely iced over, the issue may also involve the defrost heater, thermostat, or timer, rather than just a faulty fan motor. It is also a good time to ensure the fan blade is free of debris and spins freely.