Whirlpool Refrigerator Motors

Moves air across the evaporator coils in your refrigerator to aid in cooling.

Located at the back of the freezer, this fan motor operates at 115 volts and 60 hertz.

Connects the auger motor to the ice dispenser mechanism in Whirlpool refrigerators and refrigerator-freezers.

A replacement motor that circulates air through the evaporator coils in your refrigerator.

The motor drives the refrigerator's icemaker auger, operating at 18 RPM with 115 volts.

Controls key ice maker functions and may need replacement if ice production issues occur.

Genuine Whirlpool evaporator motor for refrigerators, ensuring air circulation and temperature control.

Controls the opening and closing of the ice dispenser chute in Whirlpool refrigerators.

Controls the opening and closing of the ice door in your refrigerator's ice dispenser.

Powers compressor and fan operations in Whirlpool refrigerators and acts as the ice dispenser door actuator to manage ice chute opening and closing.

Moves water within the ice maker to aid in ice production.

Operates the opening and closing mechanism of the ice door in your refrigerator.

Moves air over the evaporator coils in your freezer when activated.

Rotates to circulate air within your refrigerator when activated by the fan motors.

Rotates to push ice through the chute in your Whirlpool refrigerator or refrigerator-freezer.

Rotates counterclockwise to help cool the refrigerator by moving air across the condenser coils.

Helps initiate the operation of the compressor in your refrigerator or refrigerator-freezer.

Directs airflow within the refrigerator by housing the fan.

Facilitates airflow inside the refrigerator by rotating when activated.

Rotates to circulate air in your refrigerator when activated by the fan motors.

Rotates to circulate air within the refrigerator when activated by the fan motors.

Rotates to circulate air within the refrigerator compartment when activated by the fan motors.

Rotates to circulate air within the refrigerator when the fan motors are activated.

Moves air over the refrigerator coils by rotating when activated.