Dc12v Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor Assembly Kbl-48zwt05-1202a For Frigidaire, Magic Chef Fridge
, Omar Refrigerator 2w 2200rpm Ccw Replace 5304518492 3059900004
USD $21.99
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- Package Include: 1x KBL-48ZWT05-1202A Refrigerator replacement fan motor; 1 x 4-leaf Fan; 2x Rubber pad. Please carefully check whether the model and size are suitable before purchasing. After strict quality inspection before leaving the factory, you can buy with confidence.
- Product Function: Evaporator fan motor KBL-48ZWT05-1202A circulates air through the fresh food compartment for efficient cooling. This replacement parts can fix the following symptoms: Noisy; Fridge too war; Freezer section too warm; Will not start; Fan Broken. Using this fan motor kits for replacement will solve it.
- Premium Quality: This replacement condenser DC fan motor part is made of high-quality metal and durable plastic. Strict & Superior quality standards replacement parts. Reliable in operation, long working life. Motor size is 2.26x2.66x2.95inch , motor thickness is 0.96"; motor shaft length is 1.6" , 1/8" motor shaft diameter. DC 12V 2W 2200r/min, 3pins connector; Fan dia. is 3.93", fan install hole dia. is 0.12".
- Compatible Brands: Mini Fridge fan motor repair part is compatible with Frigidaire, Magic Chef, Omar, TCL Refrigerator Some models (not all), eg. Frigidaire(FFET1222UW FFET1222UB FFET1222UV FFET1022UV FFET1022UB FFET1022UW), Magic Chef(HMDR1000BE HMDR1000WE HMDR1000ST); Default the 4-leaf fan can also fully compatible with many other famous brand fan motors (0.12~1/8" shaft diameter).
- Easy to install: You can easily find the installation method by searching the online video site for the part number. SAFETY FIRST. Dry hands, away from water source, powers off. Take a clear picture of and around the part your are willing to replace for easier replacing.
- Weight: 0.34
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