Fridge Fan Motors
Shop fridge fan motors online: evaporator fan motors for fridges from $19.80, plus condenser fan motors and axial fans for fast fridge fan motor replacement. Delivered Australia-wide.
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Fridge Fan Motors We Stock
Choose an evaporator fan motor for your fridge, or a condenser fan motor or axial fan for commercial units.
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5 parts available, dispatched from NSW and delivered Australia-wide.
Fridge fan motors for home and commercial fridges
A fridge fan motor keeps air moving so your fridge and freezer stay at an even temperature. Most frost-free fridges have an evaporator fan motor inside the freezer, and many also have a condenser fan motor near the compressor. When either fails, the fridge warms up, the freezer frosts over or the compressor overheats. Fast Fridge Spares stocks fridge fan motors for household and commercial refrigeration, delivered Australia-wide from our NSW warehouse.
Evaporator fan motor for fridge
Our universal evaporator fan motor for fridge use (YJF61/10) is a 5W, 220–240V reversible motor rated at about 2,600 RPM. It is listed for household fridges from Westinghouse, Simpson, Sharp, Electrolux, Kelvinator and Maytag. The evaporator fan pushes cold air from the freezer coil into the fridge compartment, so a failed one often means a cold freezer and a warm fridge.
Condenser fan motors and axial fans
- 5W, 10W and 25W condenser fan motors – 240V, 1300/1550 RPM, for commercial fridges, freezers and coolrooms. See all condenser fan motors.
- Axial fan G12038HA2SL – a complete 120 mm, 240V, 21W fan with blade for evaporator or condenser airflow.
Fridge fan motor price
Our fridge fan motor price currently runs from $19.80 for the universal evaporator fan motor to $39.99 for the 25W condenser motor (AUD). The evaporator fan motor price is $19.80, and the complete axial fan is $21. See each product for the current price and stock.
Signs you need a fridge fan motor replacement
- The freezer is cold but the fridge section is warm.
- A buzzing, squealing or clicking noise from the freezer or the back of the fridge.
- The fan blade doesn't spin when the fridge is running and the door switch is pressed.
- Frost or ice around the fan cover at the back of the freezer.
Ice on the fan cover can also point to a defrost fault, so check the defrost heater and defrost thermostat and timer as well.
How to choose the right fridge fan motor
Match the voltage, wattage, rotation, shaft size and mounting of your old motor, and check your fridge model number. A fridge fan motor replacement is a 240V job and should be done by a licensed refrigeration mechanic or electrician.
Why Choose FastFridgeSpares?
Providing reliable fridge spare parts with fast delivery and expert customer support across Australia.
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Quality replacement parts selected for reliable performance and a proper fit.
Parts for Commercial & Domestic
Parts for coolrooms, display fridges, bar fridges, freezers and home refrigerators.
Fast Australia-Wide Delivery
Quick dispatch from NSW with reliable delivery to every state and territory.
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Send us the model number or a photo and our team will help you find the right part.
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Fridge Fan Motor FAQs
A fridge fan motor moves air over the evaporator or condenser coil. The evaporator fan spreads cold air through the fridge and freezer, and the condenser fan removes heat from the compressor area.
Our fridge fan motor price currently ranges from $19.80 for the universal evaporator fan motor to $39.99 for the 25W condenser fan motor (AUD).
Our universal 5W evaporator fan motor (YJF61/10) is currently $19.80 (AUD).
Our universal evaporator fan motor is listed for household fridges from Westinghouse, Simpson, Sharp, Electrolux, Kelvinator and Maytag. Match the voltage, wattage, shaft and mounting of your old motor, or send us your model number.
Common signs are a warm fridge with a cold freezer, a noisy fan, or a fan that doesn't spin. Have a technician check the motor before replacing it.
Fridge fan motors are 240V parts, so replacement should be done by a licensed refrigeration mechanic or electrician.
Yes. We dispatch from our warehouse in Colebee, NSW and deliver to every state and territory, including regional areas.
Not Sure Which Part You Need?
Send us your fridge brand and model number and we'll help you identify the right part.