This small universal reversible evaporator fan motor is perfect for no - frost fridges. Part numbers include RF039ES, MA - 61103D - 2Z, and it's similar to MA - 61103D - EM, RF039EBS, F61 - 10G. It's suitable for many frost - free refrigerators and is used in some Westinghouse models. Operating at 220 - 240 Volts AC, 0.08 Amp, and 7 Watt, with a 50/60Hz frequency. It comes set to rotate clockwise (CW), but you can easily change the rotation to counter - clockwise (CCW) by removing the bearing covers and re - fitting them and the rotor the other way. The motor has 38cm connecting wires with bare ends. The shaft is 36mm long and 3mm in diameter, and the total depth from the shaft tip to the back of the mounting knob is 94mm. The motor's thickness, excluding the mounting knobs, is 48mm. It can replace many late - model Westinghouse fan motors. It's fully guaranteed and easy to install, designed to be clamped into a metal or plastic bracket with rubber grommets at the front and back. With over 25 years of experience supplying appliance parts to both trade and retail, you can buy with confidence.
Using this fan motor is straightforward. First, make sure your fridge is unplugged for safety. Then, find the old fan motor in your frost - free fridge and remove it. Next, take this new motor and use the rubber grommets to clamp it into the metal or plastic bracket. Connect the 38cm wires with bare ends to the appropriate connections in your fridge. You can leave the motor set to rotate clockwise (CW) or change it to counter - clockwise (CCW) by taking off the bearing covers and re - fitting them and the rotor the other way around. When using the fridge, ensure the power supply is within 220 - 240 Volts AC, 0.08 Amp, and 50/60Hz. For maintenance, keep the motor clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it occasionally. If you notice any strange noises or the motor stops working, check the connections first. If the problem persists, don't try to repair it yourself. Contact our support team as the motor is fully guaranteed.
