aikeec BCD-330WTV 12V 4W Freezing Fan Motor ZWF-02-4 Replacement for Midea Refrigerator 50240401000p

Installed it, works great!

Worked in my Kenmore 111.75035120 as a replacement for the discontinued fan motor ( fan motor part # 60159-0013600-00 or fan assy. part # 30120-0031900-00). There is a youtube video on how to change out the fan - that provides directions - I can't post the link here. Also - you do need to splice the lines on the plug so they are in the same order as the fan you are replacing. The wires are very small, and you shouldn't do this with electrical tape. I got crimping butt splices for 16-22 wires. The fridge is working now, and the technication said I would have to replace the 2 year 1 month only fridge. Also - the fan motor fits in the assembly, but it's not the exact same one that I removed. Attached are pictures of the one I removed.

My "Insignia" (Medea) NS-RTM18SS7 fridge stopped working. Of course, I had to buy a replacement fridge while fixing this one (troubleshooting and waiting for parts is weeks). Eventually discovered that the fan in the freezer compartment was not working. It's a 12 volt DC 4 watt fan (red = +, black = -), with a 'tach' signal on the 3rd purple wire. The tach signal is about 100Hz TTL (5v) square wave and informs the fridge control board that the fan is actually working. When that fan fails (they have a short lifespan), then the tach signal stops, and the controller knows, so it flashed all the white LEDs at me. My original fan was PN ZWF-02-4 502404010024, and I did have to cut-and-splice the 3 wires as the connector was different. Got it installed, and the fridge is now working. As the evaporator fan is in the freezer compartment, it's actually really easy to reach. Fan is attached to the motor shaft with a press fit and clamped with a spring. Really easy to install. Any advice provided here is for experienced DIY folks only. There are more-identical fans available (plug and play), but this one was delivered in just a few days. And I don't mind to solder wires and use heat shrink. Good luck.

Refrigerator was at 50 degrees when it was set to 37 degrees. Freezer was working fine. Sears repair person came out and diagnosed the problem to be a faulty refrigerator evaporator fan motor. He ordered a replacement OEM fan, but it was back-ordered with no ETA. Looked around the internet for a solution and came across a link to this product on Amazon. Searched the comments and found another user encountered the same problem and found that this fan motor fit in place of the OEM fan with a minor change to the wiring. According to this person, this fan was wired as Red Black Purple while the OEM fan motor was wired as Red Yellow Black. I found the fan motor that arrived was wired as Purple Red Black. I swapped the connector from the OEM fan motor to the new fan motor and connected the wires Red-Red Yellow-Purple Black-Black. After installation I confirmed the fan spins normally by plugging in the power to the refrigerator. Reinstalled everything and will monitor the temps. It seems to be working.

After 2 months fan motor is working. still keeping refrigerator working.