This small universal evaporator fan motor is the perfect fit for fridges and freezers. With Part No. RFSM - 998, J238 - 050 - 5502, it's suitable for a wide range of applications, including many refrigerators, freezers, and commercial refrigeration setups. It can be used for condenser cooling, compressor cooling, or evaporator air circulation. Operating at 240 Volts AC, 0.18 Amp, and 50 Hz, it can rotate in either a clockwise (CW) or counter - clockwise (CCW) direction. The motor comes with 250mm connecting wires having bare ends. The shaft is 50mm long, and it can be snapped off at 34mm and 8.5mm, with a 3mm round (1/8') diameter. The total depth from the tip of the shaft to the back of the motor is 110mm, the motor's thickness (excluding the shaft) is 59mm, and the thickness of the motor metal laminations is 13.1mm. It has an integral bracket with a mounting hole spacing of 104mm, and the integral brackets can be removed if you want to use the existing fridge brackets for mounting. The kit includes a fan motor, a rear plastic cover, a fan blade mounting collet, a 4.8mm shaft adaptor, various threaded mounting spacers, assorted mounting screws and bolts, wire nuts, and rubber cable grommets. It's fully guaranteed and easy to install. You can mount it into a metal or plastic bracket using the provided bolts or the extra metal brackets. We've been supplying high - quality appliance parts to both the trade and retail sectors for over 25 years, so you can buy with confidence.
Using this evaporator fan motor kit is easy. First, make sure your fridge or freezer is unplugged for safety. If you're using the integral bracket, align it with the mounting holes and secure it with the provided screws and bolts. If you prefer to use the existing fridge brackets, just remove the integral ones. Connect the 250mm wires with bare ends to the appropriate electrical connections, but be careful as they're live when the appliance is plugged in. When it comes to the fan blade, use the mounting collet and the 4.8mm shaft adaptor to attach it to the motor shaft. You may need to adjust the shaft length by snapping it off at 34mm or 8.5mm according to your needs. As for maintenance, keep the motor clean from dust and debris. You can use a soft brush to gently clean it. If you notice any unusual noises or vibrations, it's a good idea to check the mounting and the electrical connections. Remember, this motor operates at 240 Volts AC, so always follow basic electrical safety rules. If you're unsure about anything, it's best to consult a professional.
