FAN MOTOR EVAP 115V

The repair is pretty straight forward check video with this site . If your fan is working do not replace it, that was not the problem that was suggested. The thermostat sensor solved the problem.

I removed the panel in back of freezer with Philips screw driver then unplugged the motor from the freezer wire harness and removed the evaporator fan motor bracket with a nutdriver. Then you need to remove the fan motor from the bracket. Next I pulled the old fan blades from the used motor and put them on the new fan motor and attached to the mounting bracket and reversed my processes.

Unplug the freezer. Empty the freezer. Remove the shelves by removing the shelf spacers located on the right of each leg of each shelf and sliding them to the right, the left legs will pop out of their pockets, allowing removal. Remove the bottom tray assembly. Remove the 8 screws holding the back panel on (3 top, 2 center, 3 bottom). You may have to defrost the bottom of the freezer before you can remove the bottom 3 screws. NOTE: The thermostat is connected to the back panel, so carefully pull it out to expose the evaporator fan. Remove the two bolts holding the evaporator fan motor in. Disconnect the evaporator fan motor wiring harness. Lift out the evaporator fan motor. Gently pull the fan of off its spindle. Install the fan onto the spindle of the new evaporator fan motor. Install the new evaporator fan motor using the two previously removed bolts. Reconnect the wiring harness. Re-install the rear panel. NOTE: Make sure the drain located at the bottom of the freezer is not clogged/frozen - if it is, clear/unclog it, Re-install the bottom tray and the shelves. Plug the freezer back in. Close the freezer and allow it to get cold again, re-stock.